Vocal Production, Part 4: Ad-Libs and Harmonies

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In Part 4 of iZotope's "Vocal Production" series, GRAMMY-winning producer, engineer, and educator Prince Charles Alexander (P. Diddy, Mary J. Blige, Notorious B.I.G.) works with vocalist and songwriter Nicole Timm to develop interesting vocal ad-libs and harmonies throughout a session. Learn vocal recording tips and techniques, and check out the rest of the series:
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[@dannyboycinco]

she's a very skilled and talented singer. And this OG Charles is just dropping gems and wisdom. This was a great series

[@ashleycmusic]

He is the best! I took some of his Berklee Online courses and learned a lot

[@ginob615]

Prince Charles Alexander is the man! Had the pleasure to get his feedback before. Legend!

[@Christopher-md7tf]

Man, recording vocals looks like a gruelling process, even when you're super-talented. You're completely open and vulnerable and every little imperfection is out in the open and gets analyzed. Glad I'm not a singer 😅

[@loveformusic6770]

Love it. Knowledge sharing to the max. Respect. Thanks

[@JazKennedy]

tip #5 saved me from hours of more research thank you!!!

[@Charm.society]

Sounds beautiful please release the finish song

[@quest4747]

can yall call Future to one of these vocal production series' that would be interesting to listen and watch

[@lusia850]

I'm SO thanksful for this

[@moussatouhami7567]

i've been waiting for this,great

[@671brayan]

No lie I kinda like this song now lol his good. Where do I hire him lmaoo

[@tajee5020]

that man is amazing

[@NashvilleDave]

definitely some great bits in here that ill be thinking about on my next session

[@MalikAmer87]

Great video thanks 🙏

[@Bulentsahinkusadasi]

Great!

[@johansugarev]

Where can I listen to the song?

[@HumanBeing-bu4he]

2 years later, still no sign of this song released in music platforms. I'm kinda disappointed really.

[@keziahthomas8209]

has this song been released on any platform?

[@iameverydaylife1]

Can I call the guy with the earring mr Jackson? It definetly suits him :D.

[@EgeYakut]

02:30 haha

[@Nonpartisanmusic]

I don't get it when ppl say that pop music always sounds the same well it's like saying jazz music always sounds like jazz music rap music always sounds rap music what the hell does that mean anyway... I love pop music and I can tell millions of differences in between each song even if similar... It's like ants for instance, to our eyes they all look identical... But then be an ant and tell me... I think it's laziness and bring stubborn. Listen meticulously and then criticize, you'll find an ocean of big and differences, massive. I do agree that many producers tend to use the same samples over and over again but that doesn't mean the song is identical and by the way in the past, the same goddamned instruments were used over and over again like guitars bass drums blah blah ... Same shit anyway

[@khOii]

Harry Aiden Official just means popular music. Could be anything lol. It is indeed confusing

[@ChrisP3000x]

watch: "The TRUTH Why Modern Music Is Awful". Most all pop "music" is written by the same 2 guys.

[@AndrewKamenMusic]

The engineer looks like a young Martin Scorsese

[@osovitor28]

Canción pedorra, jajajajaja.

[@nobodyhome3753]

🤦‍♂️

[@dumpydoctor7670]

hahh all this work all that money spent for this song to go NO WHERE LOL

[@doctari1061]

He was wrong. It all sounds identical. Just yet another Brittany Spears sound. BORING!!!!!!!