Sunday fun with isolated vocals featuring Jim Morrison and “Hello I Love You”
Listening to isolated vocals–especially from the era before studio trickery and Auto Tune fakery–is revelatory because it shows the true
Read moreListening to isolated vocals–especially from the era before studio trickery and Auto Tune fakery–is revelatory because it shows the true
Read moreIf you’re of a certain age, you might remember ads in the back of music magazines and publications devoted to
Read moreI’m fascinated by isolated vocal tracks because it gives such incredible insight into a singer’s decisions (conscious or instinctual) when
Read moreOne of the last Linkin Park singles to feature Chester Bennington’s lead vocals was “One More Light” from the band’s
Read moreI’m fascinated with isolated vocal tracks because they show the true talent of the singer. We get to hear the
Read moreIsolated vocal tracks are fascinating because of the insight it gives us into the singer’s decisions and instincts about breathing,
Read moreThe isolated vocals and the hidden stories behind “Rock the Casbah” by The Clash, turning your home into a concert
Read moreHaving just got back from a week in London, I’ve had the Clash playing in my head. Take a listen
Read moreIn the days before Auto Tune and other studio bumfluffery, a singer really had to know how to sing. Case in
Read moreActually, “Wouldn’t It Be Etherium” would be a more accurate title, but then it wouldn’t go well with the bit
Read moreThe problem with today’s recording technology is that it’s used to make performances absolutely perfect. Anyone’s croaking can be tweaked
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