There's nothing quite like the sound of multiple voices singing in harmony, but with more lines comes more opportunities for error. How do you make sure your harmonies sound harmonious? As always there are lots of ways, but this week we're talking about one of the easiest and most common, tight harmony. We dive into how it works, how to use it to make wiggly lines that sound good, plus we get to see it in action harmonizing a melody that, if you ask me, sounds pretty cool! (I wrote it.)
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11 сен 2024