Kimbra: Vocal Creativity, Arranging, and Production - A New Course from Soundfly

[@auroramarieclaire4898]

Kimbra is so talented, pretty and knowledgeable! I am starting to think she could actually pass as Dua Lipa's older, wiser sister.

[@hollypark4022]

A new Kimbra video in 2021!! Does this mean a new release/tour are on the horizon??? (PleaseOhPleaseOhPlease!!)

[@wri6345789]

Videos by Kimbra are really inspiring! ❤️

[@geoffreymerrifield5666]

Pretty brilliant. Very refreshing, a creative person that shares tools, gifts, without the huge ego.

[@conscience-commenter]

She has blossomed into a lovely ,mature, talented woman that keeps the cute little 12 year old that sang the NZ national anthem within her .

[@gippopirro8687]

Kimbra, non voglio parlare della tua voce, della tua capacità nelle performance creative, di questo si è già detto tutto... voglio solo dirti: con questo taglio di capelli stai veramente bene!!!

[@quietdominator666]

Wow, she’s come so far. I used to go out with her when I was younger.

[@MUSICACUANTICATV]

Hey ! Very nice your way to explain those important details in the process of making music. Cool channel 👌🏻

[@alexciego3783]

I love her so much

[@jonesbones5181]

Just watching this vid gave me a new song idea. DAMMIT Kimbra why you gotta be this cool?

[@vivianeisoda7802]

Wow. I LOVE HER!!

[@robertoreyes8413]

Kimbra, you are the best i will always adore you

[@ednahkarmen]

Her voice is relaxing and makes me fall asleep 💕🥰☺️

[@hawatarawally6428]

So wise.

[@NeuroticNexus]

Is she THIS Kimbra which I used to know? Actually, how is she getting even younger throughout the years? Tell me pls!

[@tovah8841]

She’s gorgeous

[@J4A22]

I love this new hair on her

[@jeffmays5434]

She looks different but still pretty.

[@pluralitasconcentio2963]

Kimbra sería genial como actriz de doblaje.

[@FIK1984]

I see you first time after 10 years. You are even more beautiful.

[@ambassadorium]

Plastic surgery.

[@borisshultcz1147]

Beautiful Woman!

[@Visionary0001]

She seems knowledgeable. Which Grammy Award did she win? Please disclose the Year and Category.

[@soundfly]

She is very knowledgeable! She won record of the year and best pop duo/group performance in 2013 for "Somebody That I Used to Know" with Gotye. www.grammy.com/grammys/artists/kimbra/3581

[@Nopi9]

Wow she looks so different….

[@AllanBaguinon]

yeah. She no longer has that Dora the explorer haircut and she re-did her eyebrows from before. She definitely looks a lot better

[@otaku103]

me caso con ella

[@borisshultcz1147]

Мне Нравится Кимбра. На мою девушку в юности она похожа. Только Красивее! I like Kimbra. She looks like my girlfriend in her youth. Only More Beautiful!

[@luke5637]

Damn kimbra bad af now looks totally different

[@nr8547]

Are u gotye kimbra?

[@AutumnRed]

yes, she is

[@GoldEagle-vl8gj]

She’s rlly just somebody we used to know

[@Bhatt_Hole]

She sounds like she's been in the states a long time. Which begs the question, why some, but not others? Ever known a person who's been living in the states for over 40 years yet who talks like they just arrived? We all have. Yet with some, they lose their accent pretty quickly.

[@williamdieffenbach3264]

Her accent is more American as time goes on

[@RhythmAddictedState]

Irritates me how people only comment about her looks rather than what she wants to say >:(

[@robertcronin6603]

So amazingly hot and intriguing 🔥

[@hellovanite]

Basically She should collab with Jacob Collier

[@michaelabbott8615]

Basically she already did... 'In My Bones'.

[@hellovanite]

@@michaelabbott8615 Yeah I saw that after oh well

[@LOLCoolJ]

She seems to be having a hard time deciding on an accent.

[@ItzMeLee]

How?

[@naddanbb]

i know , she's a phoney

[@ItzMeLee]

@@naddanbb She really isn’t. She’s from New Zealand but lived in American for quite some time. Of course her accent is going to be influenced. Doesn’t make her a phoney.

[@naddanbb]

@@ItzMeLee I am also a New Zealander who has lived in America for over 2 decades and you don't loose your accent that quick.

[@ItzMeLee]

@@naddanbb Alright, maybe so. Even then I don’t think it’s fair to call her a phoney.

[@alex-oe1yx]

Gosh, what happened to Kimbra's voice from Vows to now?? She lost the softness of her timbre (it becomes bass, quite commom and opaque, lost the brightness vocal that differentiate her from the other pop singers). If you see the interview and pay attention to her voice and face changes (due to a lot of unecessary surgeries), you may think it is not the same singer from the beginning of 2010's. Another face, another voice, another accent, another songs (much more commercials and obvious). Pitty, he lost her way, temptated by mainstream. And the world lost a world-class singer.

[@Mark.mp3]

Thank you for your knowledge all knowing one

[@aruraru6644]

I think, that when people become slimmer, their faces become slimmer too. Her new songs are different. Pretty a lot of them are kinda darker and I think, darkness isn't really a commertial thing, isn't it? I'd like to say, I'm a metalhead and I wasn't into pop music before I heard the Primal Heart album. I feel like I found a piece of myself in those songs. That difference in sound of her voice may be caused by a different microphone. Cheaper ones usually sound brighter in comparsion to more expensive and more natural sounding microphones. Furthermore, some artists may use more versitale stage microphones for something like home studio recordings at their beginng. Stage microphones usually are less sensitive than studio microphones, what makes, that they record less reverb of a room and they sound less detailed and softer becouse of that. Studio microphones tend to emphasize little details, but it's hard to find a perfect microphone for everyone voice. They may sound very clear and detailed with one voice, but with someone else's voice they may couse some smaller or bigger issues with s sounds or with hoarness of a throat. The difference may also be caused by different recording technique. It's usually like the closer distance to the mouth, the more bass, less reverb and more emphasized details, also angle of the microphone may cause a difference in bass and details. You can hear some differences like that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIuwkHt3Z7WGrrc But that isn't all. Even if a recording isn't perfect, some issues may be fixed in post production by audio enginer. Propably sound of every musical album must be edited after recording it, because of too big differences between recording techniques of different instruments. For example drums sound huge with room microphones in a room with a lot of reverb, but vocals may sound clearer with less reverb. Too big difference may sound unnatural, so somebody has to adjust the level of room microphones and/or a level of digital reverb to make it sounds not unnatural. There are many other problems to solve. I will not write about all of them, but I want to tell, it's possible to set up a maximum level of s like sounding frequencies in vocals to solve the problems with harsh sounds. You can hear it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJDbhWyIjN-Sj5o Anyway I must say, I can hear that diference in sound in her vocals, but I haven't got a problem with it. It's simply not too much for me and you can believe me, I've got really neutral and clear sounding headphones, the Sennheiser ie 100 Pro. I was surprised, when I compared them to almost 10x more expesive proffesional studio audio monitors the EVE SC 207. It's seems to me, that when I compared them hearing some songs, I sometimes felt like there was no differences between them. Other times I heard one very small diffference. My headphones sound a little tiny bit quieter around 4khz, but that was almost unnoticible. When I was listening to one unfinished audio project, I could hear some details even more clearly on my headphones. I know, it may sounds weird, what I say about almost 10x cheaper headphones, but I really must say that and I'm a young person, so I can hear wider than 50 - 12000hz range, so I wonder, is it because of your sensetivity, or because of your headphones/speakers.