Recent content by Felipe Carvalho

The hard part is that much of the style on singing is part of the actual singing and there is little on effects you can use to achieve it (other than some bleeding edge deep learning AI systems that I don´t think are commercially available nor are a very palatable choice). Being 76 is not...

Producing harmonies that are consistent with a particular band or style is the kind of problem that is more suited for Deep Learning AI, and I do not believe there is accessible technology to run this kind of thing in real time, for now. The issue is that even if the device knows the harmonic...

Sounds like a splice/comping yeah. It's pretty tight but hearing the vocals only you can spot it, you can also hear it going back to the previous line on the next phrase.

Billie Jean's harmonies are also Michael Jackson singing more lines. On the chorus the lead line is doubled.

Singing is a pretty intense activity when you compare to speaking, usually you sustain sounds much longer, use a very wide pitch range, a lot of energy, and the demand for quality is higher. This also means muscles will work harder and, if you are not used to the effort, and specially when you...

The quality used by the singer on the first video is something usually described as "rattle", another sound that is pretty much like a rolled consonant produced by approximating parts of your vocal tract that are close to the vocal folds. This is rather easy to find, first do some grunting...

Well the main difference currently is the melody, you are doing something very different from the original melody of the song and if you don´t match it, it will never sound like what MJ did. This is the isolated vocals track, very good to study: The only effect that is a bit different is...