Watch Me Breaking Down a Complex Vocal Harmony Totally By Ear

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[TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Thank you folks for your appreciation:)

[dire_desouled]

Such an underrated vocalist, and teacher. I've learned everything I know from you, vocally. Thank you for the all the years of sharing your experience. I humble you, sir. -John G.

[steve]

This is a great video. We usually see your final results with perfect breakdowns on often complicated harmonies. This shows the hard work involved in mastering the harmony breakdown. It takes a very talented ear like yours to figure out the nuances in the harmonies. It also takes an excellent memory to put it all together. You've helped me and many others master harmonies we never would have normally.

[randallpope]

In a men’s quartet, I can hear the tenor, lead, and bass parts but have a real problem hearing the middle (baritone) part. On Beatle songs, when they sing as a trio, I can hear Paul’s parts easily but I have trouble hearing John’s and George’s harmonies.

[kevinmoore]

Oh my God - this is fantastic. The perfect combination of a tutorial and a "reaction video".

[leonardohonorato]

I've wanted this kind of video for years! Thank you so much!

[leschatsukulele]

Wow your method is crazy!! I do it very differently, I start with the most 'obvious' voice and then build up over each one. Very interesting to see behind your ear and mind!

[moroniaraujo]

My God, what a great job, and what a difficult job, it takes a lot of time to achieve all of this, and we're talking about videos from 10 years ago. Maybe nowadays with AI you can isolate voices much easier. So it's a lot of work and congratulations on everything!!!! I've always loved your videos.

[rambomambo]

i am glad you are still making videos, when i discovered your work a couple of weeks ago, i was sad, because i thought you had retired from this activty.

[joannek]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing your talents with us.

[bluejayway]

The work you put into this is is Amazing! One of my favorite songs ever!

[thenerktwins]

I love that you made this! I struggle so hard to pick out the parts of 3-part harmonies

[babylonian.captivity]

I love this so much. And I love the opportunity to try to learn it along with you.

[francescopezzali]

La nostra band esiste solo grazie a te! Fat four da Torino

[thomasgore]

I tried to write out this harmony added to the lead sheet melody and was totally lost
Great to watch you working it out

[leokimvideo]

wow, it's like trying to unbake an amazing cake pulling it down to it's individual ingredients

[reneebellotte]

would love to see and MRI of your brain activity as you listen and pick all that apart!! My goodness!

[matcoffidis]

This reminds me of me figuring out chord structures. A lot of relistening to figure it out.

I still find it amazing how you can pick out the individual by voices. Does it get easier over time?

[stevestonesongwriter]

This is such a great insight how to work out multiple vocal harmonies many thanks 👍

[kevinmoore]

It would be great to have a companion video of the same thing but showing the screen with a second video in a box showing your left hand.