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Steven Kaplan
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 Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 5:19 am |
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Huh ? LOL
I don't understand this Russ. I don't understand the process you are referring to on your last post
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auctionmusic
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Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 4:56 pm |
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Hi Steven,
Finally got back here...
What I'm doing is essentially playing and singing the same thing over again but with the guitar keyed up/or down from the original. Then just singing along with the new guitar, and keeping the original vocal very low. For now this helps me to get off the melody line. I also have to key the guitar down such that the original vocal sounds ok with it, then I sing the new vocal and the two vocal harmonize...
But its kind of mechanical. Like, I can't start off the same, move into harmony, then join back...I still need to develop my ear no gettin' around that.
Russ
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