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carlo cppc
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ELO - Do Ya
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- NeedsBacking Vocals
- NeedsBass Electric
- NeedsDrums
- NeedsVocals
- NeedsKeys Synthesizer
Do Ya, a song by the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), originally written by Jeff Lynne. It was first recorded by The Move in 1972 and later re-recorded by ELO for their 1976 album "A New World Record"
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| Talent | Invited | Reserved |
|---|---|---|
| Backing Vocals | 1tricktony | |
| Bass Electric | Tim_may | Tim_may |
| Drums | cbgb | cbgb |
| Vocals | ||
| Keys Synthesizer | FelKeys |
carlo cppc
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Im going to redo the bass part to try to fit the mix a little better. Will start working on it.
FelKeys Hello friend. I hope you don't mind but I made a few minor adjustments to the backing vocals and then readded them to the project. I realized I forgot to double track the second and third "I -I -I" part in the middle, so the vocals seemed to drop there. Hopefully that little boost evened things out a bit. For easy reference, those two tracks (mid range and high harmonies) are in the orange and green t-shirts. Lastly, I adjusted the video on the blue t-shirt track, so that it fades to black instead of remains frozen since those vocals are only on the the "But I" parts which end mid-way through the song. I didn't pan or EQ these new tracks since you indicated you will be working on the mix (and I'm also not very good at mixing. haha!) I hope this was ok, Felipe, and didn't complicate things for you. I did keep my other tracks in the Drafts if you prefer to use those. Either way, I'm so excited to be part of this great collab! Thanks again! : )
FelKeys Hello friends! Submitting backing vocals for your review. Please feel free to mix to your liking. Hope you like them! Of course, if there is anything you'd like me to do differently, no worries. Always happy to resubmit as needed. Thanks again for the invite! Tony. : )
Awesome! Very nice vocal track dude. You hit those highs at the end with ease.
Hey there. Do you already have a bass player lined up?