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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Helping Hand
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Thanks SC. These songs were recorded for a demo cd for clubs. While I can hear anywhere from 5 to 15 punch in possibilities per song, the reason we didn't do that is because we wanted the club owners to know what we sound like live. In fact, I think it was Mark Kaufman who said something in another thread about Autotune and the like, and how it gets to sounding too fake, like there's no human element at all. That got me to thinking...some of the best moments in songs are when the singer falters a little bit because of emotion. That makes the song! When is perfection too much?
I'll check out that vocal coach. That's really what I need, more coaching. I had a friend move back from Nashville who was going to do it, but he's too busy at the moment.
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