Using Helium Balloons To Re-Create Pop Hits

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A RUclipsr used nothing but the helium induced sounds of his voice in order to re-create the sounds of Trevor Daniel’s pop hit ‘Falling’.
Award-winning director and prominent RUclipsr Dan Mace, 29, uses 'sound diegetic', a method of showing the source of the sound on-screen, as part of his popular videos.
Recorded in Los Angeles, California, Dan decided to re-create the sounds of Trevor Daniel’s hit song ‘Falling’, by using helium from balloons in order to drastically alter the sound of his voice so he could hit a range of musical high notes.
Editing together himself singing the song, with his comically high-pitched helium induced voice acting as the backing track, Dan did a pretty epic job of re-creating the popular song for his audience.
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