Diego Oct 08 (bouns track) - Happy birthday

[JonSolo]

I always double my harmony parts. While I do not hard pan left and right I do create a field with the harmonies. If the main part of a harmony is the lead then I add a third track which is centered. For parts that aren't completely synced, I can redrop them or slice, dice, and move the parts to fit well.

The only vocal part I cannot really cover is lower baritone or bass. I can get pretty low but there is no substance to my voice at that point. My falsetto on the other hand is quite high. Maybe we can trade off sometime!

[georgeinar]

And I'm the opposite. I can sing really low and could probly do well on bass, but while I can hit really high notes I can't actually control my voice in the upper reaches.

[Stephen]

Great job Diego!
I'm very impressed.

Regards,

[Stephen]

I can sing really low and could probly do well on bass, but while I can hit really high notes I can't actually control my voice in the upper reaches.

I can't sing high notes at all, in the lower register, although I can sing them, it's hard to project those notes.

I've always wished I could sing well.

You, Diego, and Jon, should do a vocal collab.

[Diego]

Thanks a lot for all your comment!
I'm happy to have this little arrangement posted, and to see that we're talking about tecniques, about register, and so on!

I consider myself a baritone, but for sure I prefer higher notes, as I can control them better than the lower register, where I do not have substance like Jon saied about his voice.
My falsetto can go up to A or Bb, no higher...but it isn't that good nor loud.
With my voice I can sing from low G to upper Ab, about 2 octaves, which it's not that much, but I think that's enough for me.


I would love to make a vocal collaboration with Jon, George and whoever want to sing!
Can we talk seriously about that?
It should be great!!


Regards