Yes I was wondering about that, thanks for clarifying. I can see the sense in being able to play with the harmonies exact contour in midi mode though rather than having to rerecord every single variation.. To do it this way I assume you're just copying off the lead vocal each time to a separate channel and editing the Grid mode individually?

Would love to see know how the grid mode works

Thanks for this comment. Lol I was thinking that’s not the same take. The inflections are different. Especially on the bass part. Great video!

Thanks man! Very much appreciated

Glad it helped 😃

Thanks 😊 and yes I’m definitely a bass lol I just have learned throughout the years to get comfortable singing at the very very top of my range to trick people into thinking I’m a tenor 😇

Much appreciated glad it was helpful :)

Thank yew 😊

Lolololol solid bottles. Ya it's unfortunately not a well covered topic. I think people get turned off by the amount of theory it involves, so I tried to teach it in a more practical way that allows you to still learn the theory as a byproduct of experimentation. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching :)

Thanks dude 😎

Thank you 😊

@@JoeQuick Bro 2:31 I need to see this process T.T it will help me a lot.

Thank you 😊

Lol I'm a true bass so G#1 is actually not that low for me. On a good day I can get down to E1. It's an incredibly useless skill to be blessed with.

@@JoeQuick not at all useless, man! That was insanely sick! 🙀🙀 A super rare talent and vocal groups would kill for notes like that in their arrangements. Boyz II Men are my fav vocal group and their bass harmonies used to send chills down my spine. Ofc, everybody loves the high notes, tenors and sopranos and that’s pretty typical and redundant now…but I believe one day someone will come along and put bass singers on the map, could be you.

@@arcanearcanum8926 Lol thanks! Boyz 2 Men are awesome 😎

😂😂😂

Gracias

Lol thanks just the mic into the interface into the DAW

Glad it helped :)

Thanks!

Thanks!

Glad you found it helpful!

Much appreciated :)

Much appreciated :)

Much appreciated :)

Yep! They added the note function back in EVO.

@@JoeQuick Excellent!

All the vocals are sung. I don’t use any type of time alignment software. If someone had problems with timing I would just make sure I had them do enough takes that I’d be able to comp together a good performance. I prefer autotune over melodyne both for the ease of use and the sound quality.

@@JoeQuick wow thank you for your reply, I will keep this in mind :D

Studio one

I'm singing all the parts in the video, they aren't programmed. Sorry if that was confusing. Programmed harmonies wouldn't sound like this unfortunately. I just use the Grid Mode harmonies when I'm doing an arrangement, so I don't have to demo things before doing the final. You can route midi notes to the input of Autotune from a piano roll but because of the vocals not being grid accurate it would likely glitch out alot.

@@JoeQuick So in reality, you're hearing the piano track play your proposed changes to the arrangement while you're brainstorming. It's not until you're happy with the arrangement that you record each vocal line on the mic, correct? The video was making me think you could drag each harmony note around and hear the vocal lines change instantly. (Great voice, by the way.)

@@mikefox6211 Thanks :) It still is what you're thinking. So basically the process will go like this. I'll do the arrangement in the piano roll on midi piano. Once I think it's finalized I'll load the demo melody into Grid Mode on Autotune. I'll then duplicate that track 2 times if I was doing a 3 part arrangement. I'd then write in the top voice in Grid Mode on Autotune and write in the bottom voice on the other track in Grid Mode of Autotune. Now I can hear the whole 3 part arrangement with voices and have access to move around the notes on each of them if need be. Then I'll record the parts for real once everything is good.

@@JoeQuick Great, thanks for clarifying. That all makes sense. Now the final question - when does the song drop? I'll be hearing it in my head for the next week. ; )

@@mikefox6211 😂😂

Lol it’s a lot to take in

Glad it helped! It’s definitely not a well covered topic outside of a university setting.

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