In this class we will be looking at a few vocal layering methods that will help thicken out our lead vocals as well as create full background vocals. The lead layering found in the first few videos is a great practice to filling out a chorus and can also be used to get a wide modern vocal sound at any point in the song. In the last video we look at separate background vocals and how variation in timbre can lead to a wide professional sound.
Try adding a vocal layer or background vocal to a production you have in the works. If you don't have access to a project with full vocal parts, try using a vocal sample in your sound library (most DAW's have stock vocals) and create a modified version of it that could sit beneath the original.
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