Posted: 04 Jul 2006, 13:25
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*uses all of them except for #2* And generally only #1 on a sectional basis, not line/word/vowel.
*uses all of them except for #2* And generally only #1 on a sectional basis, not line/word/vowel.
Everlasting Dance Trax
https://www.eurobeat-prime.com/forum/
No, don't get me wrong. I didn't mean to accuse you.UQ100 wrote:I did...? Sorry... it just seems it's a persistent theme here about pitching vocals and "faking" them, I thought it might be interesting to say what some often used methods for "cheating" are.
I know you meant the link posted on Artist Names thread by aboveUQ100 wrote: (see above post linking to clips of voice processing) less obvious with background parts.)
Oh, sorry!oresama-chan wrote:No, don't get me wrong. I didn't mean to accuse you.UQ100 wrote:I did...? Sorry... it just seems it's a persistent theme here about pitching vocals and "faking" them, I thought it might be interesting to say what some often used methods for "cheating" are.
I haven't the faintest idea, and the funny thing is that only two sites come up on a Google search for the phrase "additional artistic production", one of which is Eurobeat Prime (and the other is irrelevant.)oresama-chan wrote: Let me ask you something? What is additional artistic production?
(e.g. additional artistic production by Luca Degani)
You might care to read part of an interview in which producer Robbie Buchanan describes *Barbra Streisand's* input in comping her own vocals. (Do a search on that page for "comping" to get straight there.)Mikaeru wrote:XD
*uses all of them except for #2* And generally only #1 on a sectional basis, not line/word/vowel.
Oh, I know about that, it's just I'm usually not working with all that great vocals to begin with, and other issues to deal with. I'd LIKE to be able to do that, but I'm just not in a situation where I can.UQ100 wrote:You might care to read part of an interview in which producer Robbie Buchanan describes *Barbra Streisand's* input in comping her own vocals. (Do a search on that page for "comping" to get straight there.)Mikaeru wrote:XD
*uses all of them except for #2* And generally only #1 on a sectional basis, not line/word/vowel.
(http://www.barbra-archives.com/archives ... rview.html)
Then again, maybe you aren't after "vocal perfection" at the moment...
Yes, he has a lot a great interviews with mainly '80s Italo singers! I discovered his site just over a year ago, and like then, I'm still impressed. He does a nice job.UQ100 wrote:I wonder how this guy managed to get hold of some of these people for interviews. His interview with Tom Hooker is quite interesting!oresama-chan wrote:Ahh, that's it!jeurobeat wrote:Wasn't the question about speeding up the singing, as EB is fast sometimes... and then he replied something like "I don't know what other labels do, but our artists are real". I didn't think he suggested that other labels were fake.
http://eurokdj.free.fr/interviews/aleph_interview.htm
I've also wondered why we're getting so many DJ Zorro songs, but so few Mega NRG Man songs released in the past few years. Marin doesn't usually produce (he's only done, that I can recall, one or two songs), although recently he's been writing lyrics quite often.oresama-chan wrote:While it takes only a couple of hours to record one song? If he is alsoShawaazu wrote:I've always thought it was because, he sings as DJ Zorro so much now that he doesn't have time to sing as many Eurobeat songs, so they all go to Mega NRG Man now.
required to compose songs, that makes sense, though.
http://www.soniaontheweb.com/daverodgers.html=
It's Giancarlo Pasquini on vocals. I guess Dave Hammond wasdrnrg wrote:Aditional Artistic Production by Dave Hammond.
Taken from some of my older TIME 12's. Who knows what that means, There is an older Dave hammond 12'- Take Me Higher" Incredibly enuff, I don't have.Is it Gino on Vocals?
You mean Giacomo Maiolini? I've always been wonderingUQ100 wrote:Sometimes "the boss" gets credits for doing nothing
Yeah, I always find it interesting to know who wrote the lyrics and who wrote the music etc. And it's quite vague in SEB terms since it's just a list of names. Especially if it's a long list of names (e.g. In The Dark / Silver or Any Song / Dr's Girl), you want to know what exactly did each person do in the production of the song.UQ100 wrote:I think to an extent credits should be taken with pinch of salt, especially if they're vague.
Absolutely. Just try Data base search on "Music Forest" and youShawaazu wrote:you want to know what exactly did each person do in the production of the song.