Charlie Puth's Method for HUGE Vocal Harmonies

[@Studio]

Wanna see how Charlie finishes this song? Check out his full class on Studio! Follow along as he writes, records, and produces 2 brand new songs from start to finish, right in front of you, explaining everything he’s doing along the way. studio.com/classes/charlie-puth/pop-production

[@nicolasotarola711]

the audio is in mono

[@Clarity-808]

They have a lot of audio issues, ironically. Great courses though.

[@Plextro]

I took this course and made one of my favorite productions to date (song's called In Harmony on my channel). It was a nice experience getting feedback from the rest of the class, and Charlie has many great little tips and it was fascinating to watch his process.

[@Studio]

That's awesome! Glad you've enjoyed it!

[@jaytuc3009]

Charlie workflow always amazing

[@seanhoward5562]

Dang, such a smooth voice.

[@joe44850]

Wow, this is inspirational, never thought of putting this many vocals into a single song, but it sounds so full and amazing. Nice!!

[@bennetlevine1982]

Not all of us have perfect pitch or are great harmony singers. What I do is sing my vocal line and then play a midi keyboard that match the notes. Then I find the harmony for that line with another keyboard line and I record that line. This is usually a third above the original line. Then I sing to match that keyboard line. Then I do it again. This could be another third above or third below the first line. Or I just copy the vocal several times and use alter boy on each track, a third higher, a fifth higher. Move the tracks slightly in time. Alter boy tracks may sound strange but play them with less volume and it will sound okay in the mix.

[@roninthegoat2810]

Damn that’s really great advice, I really can’t wrap my head around how to sing like three notes up, but having an instrument you just have to imitate with your voice should be doable, gonna try this, thanks so much!!! 🙏🏻

[@anushkdua277]

Use harmony engine to figure out harmonies and then dub them manually

[@FAITHSanchez]

thanks for this video! helps alot

[@sarlockz]

Charlie ❤️❤️❤️ Lots of love from india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@samsmusic2995]

I'll remember that and try it out myself

[@yasutakeuchi]

I love that he's using a TAL plugin

[@adumusic24]

Hey there I would love to watch more of Charlie's process Plz upload more videos of Charlie's masterclass I'm loving it

[@Studio]

glad you're enjoying it! Make sure to check out his full class on Studio.com 😎

[@imsachalevyofficial]

Hi guy's , quick question. I made a song on my guitar, finished in writing and composing. But I dont know how to produce it. I mean, I dont know how i want my song to sound like, acoustic ? drums ? electronic ? pop ? idk, and I cant even begin

[@calebnogales23]

Love this one.

[@Studio]

Glad you like it!

[@maggiesoulbird]

Strawberry music cake lol I like that. Thanks Charlie ❤

[@Lucky_luv]

you guys should get Bryson tiller on here

[@springloaded345]

s/o to the audio being in mono lol

[@substandardtim]

What happened to his eyebrow?

[@Arouth249]

Dog bite

[@autumn-dog09]

W awesome vid

[@Studio]

Thank you!

[@BillyBCrazy]

You hiring?

[@TomPerry-d1h]

haha, the video is called mastering vocal harmonies. you basically see a dude recording harmonies, thats it. I learned nothing

[@Southpaw_69]

But you watched it, so money made. 🤔

[@Clarity-808]

Umm well there’s not much more to it. It’s singing chords.

[@leolita2001]

LOL what are you expecting? There's no "recipe" for either songwriting and vocal arranging, you learn "on the job" analysing how he layers vocals and what intervals he picks.

[@Godisgood137]

No wonder they changed the title 😂

[@emiliorodriguez6117]

If u couldn’t learn anything from this video than you’re the one who screwed up

[@zwenz365]

god, pro tools is such a primitive program

[@smallsignals]

In what way? Personally, I kinda hate protools but I’ve never felt it was primitive. Obviously, you’re being hyperbolic but I still am not entirely sure why you think it’s limited/basic/whatever primitive translates to.