WLYF Jingle Number 16-04 - Aug. 2016

Hope I don't destroy the illusion by pulling back the curtain ... but some acquaintances were interested in the jingle-recording process.
This is raw video -- shot from the control room at TM Studios, Dallas -- of a four-voice group. They're laying their vocals over the previously-recorded instrumental track for one of the cuts in LITE FM's (WLYF Miami) new imaging suite.
The finished version will have a solo voice sing '101.5' a second time in the 'donut' (or gap) between '101.5' and 'LITE FM'.
Note how the four singers are overdubbed (or 'stacked') four times, to give the effect of 16 voices. It's a technique often attributed to Les Paul & Mary Ford ... and later, The Carpenters.

[@cledson47]

Fantastic!

[@KCGeno]

Fun to watch and listen!

[@mjb1124]

Sounds like a nice mix of classic and modern. Are these jingles on the air now? Will the demo be released soon?

[@Tussenuurtv]

Where can find this cut to order?

[@robsidney9790]

The whole package is available from TM Studios at tmstudios.com

[@Tussenuurtv]

Wich package?

[@robsidney9790]

@@Tussenuurtv It's their LITE IT UP package: tmstudios.com/jingles/lite-it-up/ The cut numbers may be different from the order in which they were produced

[@Tussenuurtv]

@@robsidney9790 i cant find this spefic jingle:(

[@robsidney9790]

@@Tussenuurtv I was mistaken; sorry about that. In listening to the LITE IT UP demo, I realize this is the 2017-2018 package TM produced. The cut that was being sung in this video was from the summer of 2016 -- and part of a package which TM Studios doesn't presently list on their website. You might contact them and ask for a copy of the WLYF 2016 demo