Scratch

:DDD 

DIY wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

Will you be recording some vocals for HCtS as well? Because the original has backup vocals from both John and Paul.

Yeah, maybe I will. I will definitely consider doing backing vocals for 'Here Comes the Sun'. Ideally, we would have a vocalist close to Paul's range (me), John's range (jji?) and George's range (unfortunately All4one doesn't have a good mic). I won't necessarily do lead vocals; only if I have to.

(Yes All4one, my love for the semi-colon is still greater    jk)

:o NEVER. The semi-colon and I are special. :'c

  In all seriousness, I might be getting a new laptop soon which will hopefully have a better mic.

jji7skyline wrote:

Well, a built in microphone is very unlikely to have the fidelity required for something like this 

Correction, my friend. I had a Windows 7 for a brief time and the built-in mic was absolutely brilliant.

I think it would be fine for you to use some of our music, once we release some, but that's for All4one to decide.

jji7skyline wrote:

I think it would be fine for you to use some of our music, once we release some, but that's for All4one to decide.

Yeah, it depends on All4one's consensus here^

Although we don't have music as of yet (don't know what you refer to as our 'wonderful music' lol), we should be releasing our debut singles soon.

DIY and I have decided NOT to use autotune in any of our music. You agree right? 

Oh yep 

DIY wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

DIY and I have decided NOT to use autotune in any of our music. You agree right? 

Haha yeah, that epic Skype chat where I introduced you to the LOVE album for the first time and we listened to the whole album at a stretch! 

Man, wish I could've joined. That sounds like lots of fun.

And, of course, I would agree not to use autotune. Even if it helps our vocals a bit, it still leaves a very odd mark on it that doesn't sound quite right at the end. The Beatles never used autotune, so I'd say we probably shouldn't.

If we ever do need to improve the vocals a bit, then we can possibly double-track them like John often did with his songs. 

All4one wrote:

DIY wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

DIY and I have decided NOT to use autotune in any of our music. You agree right? 

Haha yeah, that epic Skype chat where I introduced you to the LOVE album for the first time and we listened to the whole album at a stretch! 

Man, wish I could've joined. That sounds like lots of fun.

And, of course, I would agree not to use autotune. Even if it helps our vocals a bit, it still leaves a very odd mark on it that doesn't sound quite right at the end. The Beatles never used autotune, so I'd say we probably shouldn't.

If we ever do need to improve the vocals a bit, then we can possibly double-track them like John often did with his songs. 

Exactly what I was telling jji during our chat. And you're right; it was loads of fun! 

Double tracking is a method I'm using for FC tracks too, so we can apply that here.

All4one wrote:

  Autotune can sometimes be a cool effect, but it usually disturbs me that it's often used to cover up off-tune vocals. Also, I once heard a Beatles song set to autotune, and it sounded wretched. 

Yeah, and my respect is limited for artists who use Autotune. It means even lesser talented artists can make it big. I agree, it will ruin a Beatles song.

Bump.

So should we invite veggie back as a drummer?

I'll ask him later.