Vocal Structure Doubles, Adlibs, Harmonies Mixing Mondays EP 8

Tips for artists to help avoid dry vocals and add in supporting layers to help fill in the stereo field.
Podcast explaining the importance of doubling your vocals and adding in adlibs to create depth, separation and space.
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[@JuanDuhMan]

you gotta change ya lighting cause that shadow silhouette looks crazy lmaoo great video tho

[@jakintoh]

Haha thanks bro and I just noticed too

[@r0bzmusic777]

with the doubles and harmonies , do you need to rerecord the same thing ? or you can just copy the already recorded main vocals?
also do you just put the autotune on an other key for the harmonies ?

[@jakintoh]

harmonies are in the same key as the song but a different note along that scale. And you can't copy and paste the same vocals to stack it as you'll run into phasing issues and it wont give you that added thickness. You'll need to re record the same thing over it.

[@DarrellSt.Blaine]

"Harmonies are in a different key"? That will definitely make for an interesting tonality. 🙄

[@jakintoh]

I shouldve been more specific. What I meant with key is a different note in the same key as the song