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There's a song that's
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inside of my soul,
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man. Whoever mixes these performances,
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chef's kiss on her voice, her the the
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the quality of her voice, like I this is
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this is kind of the same thing as when
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people say to a photographer, "Oh my
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god, your photos are so beautiful. What
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kind of camera do you have?" So, what
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I'm getting at is it's not that I'm I'm
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you obviously know that I love her voice
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and she's an amazing vocal technician
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and artist, but I will just say these
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vocals whoever know whoever captures
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these performances knows how to capture
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the voice and especially her voice.
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Yeah, it it sounds like caramel
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like it's delicious vocals.
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Actually, all instrumentation is mixed
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well. I've tried to write over and over
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again. No, like send me the patch. Like
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tell me this whatever this patch is. I
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want my voice run through this patch as
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well. Actually, I feel like there's a
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flavor in here sometimes that I hear in
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Kelly
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Clarkson's mixes. There's something on
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her voice
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that man, it's delicious.
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[Music]
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You know this song only hope? Yes by
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Mandy Moore from that one. I didn't see
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that big song in the
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Philippines over again.
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So I lay my head back
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[Music]
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down and I lift my hand and
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pray to be only yours. I pray to be only
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yours. I know now you're my
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only hope.
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Oh, that's See, I told you like rock. Is
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that what you're Yeah. Like this song is
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not rocket like her back. No, that's her
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thing. No, that's her thing. She spins
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everything and sometime Well, usually we
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like it every once in a while. No, I
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really like the the original version's
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very soft. Of course. Of course. Manny
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Moore. Manny Moore. Of course. But she
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has she I mean there's many many many
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flavors to her voice, but she does favor
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using this like edgier edgier thing. So
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I feel like sometimes when they do
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production choices or style choices,
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they do lean into places that give her
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an opportunity to really pull her edge
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out vocally. Absolutely.
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One of the
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stars of your galaxy.
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[Applause]
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Yeah, this sounds full out like a like a
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Paramore. Paramore. Paramore. Paramore.
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Yeah, we've said that before. I I think
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she likes Paramore. Paramore. GG. Do you
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like Paramore? She's your inspo, right?
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Like she's got to be on her list.
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Totally. She's got to be on her list.
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But she should be on Paramore's list,
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too. What's her name?
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Haley. My screen not ups.
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There we go. What? Haley Williams. Yeah.
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[Music]
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So I am my head. back
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down and I lift my hand and
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pray to
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be like she do you like it? I really
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like Have you guys heard the original
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version? Yes. It's a very famous song. I
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haven't, but I guarantee you she's she's
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changing the vowels even to be like
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edgier vowel shapes. Yes. The very first
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time she sang this chorus like the
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pretty one that is more Mandy Moore like
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she incorporated that I know Mandy Moore
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from
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last and it's
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like yeah super
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[Music]
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[Music]
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princessy I
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know you're
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[Applause]
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[Music]
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Which one of these do you think is the
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band leader? It's often the piano
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player, right? Like it it just often is
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the piano player in a band. Like who do
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you think creates these guitarists? It
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could be could be could be. Who do you
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who do you think's the band leader? Who
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do you think creates these? Like cuz
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this is composing. I Yeah, cuz these are
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completely I mean all of these musicians
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are skilled enough to to some to some
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degree to work on the fly, but I think
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these are pretty pretty well executed.
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Oh yeah. Uh I feel like I can't tell I
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can't tell they're maybe they
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collaborate, but like I just love them.
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This is a really really solid bunch of
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musicians. They're so talented. Yeah.
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Honestly, you guys, this this um remake
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is so fully fleshed out. Yeah. That for
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someone who doesn't know the original
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song, apparently the odd one out in this
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room. This is this I can see this being
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an original. Like this could be the
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song. This is how well it's baked. All
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instruments parts are excellent.
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says that the band's musical direction
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is led by John Cruz, who acted as the
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musical director and keyboardist.
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He's just so funny. I just Yeah, he's
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great. So, I'm assuming this guy, right,
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Hoody McGee. Love him. McGee. He's just
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always making really fun faces. Like,
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he's You know what? I also thought it
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was him because he's so playful, which
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he's just confident. He's just confident
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in such a great way. Yeah. Yeah.
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Okay. The guitar player is pretty
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confident, too,
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but he's pretty functional, too. Yeah.
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Yeah. I give you my
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destiny. Just destin.
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giving you all of
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me. I want your
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symphony. Singing all that I
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am at the top
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of what is
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okay. Like I'm trying to just get a
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little I can't make it just be a little
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just more focused even. Yeah,
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[Music]
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I always make everything really wide.
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God, that's overdriven beautifully.
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Beautiful. Beautiful grit.
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So I lay my head back
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down and I lift my head to
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pray to be only yours. I pray to be only
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yours. I pray to be only yours.
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Heat. Heat.
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If I don't hear it like that, moving on.
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Like I don't want it. I don't want it
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anymore. That's freaking cool. Whole
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arrangement. Holy crap. Arrangement.
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Bravo to Bravo to the whole band. Bravo
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everybody. Wonderful.
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If you're looking to figure out how to
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add grit or distortion to your vocals,
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here's something you can do to locate
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the sweet spot in your voice. The little
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section of notes where it's easiest and
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your voice is most suited to push into
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that overdrive place. I want you to
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pretend you're calling your friend
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across the street and you need to get
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their attention. And you're going to
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say, "Hey." And then I want you to check
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what note it sits on. Let's see.
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Hey, that's sitting on a D5. So, I know
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that that's kind of in the center of the
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spot for me. That's easy to push into
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and lean into. Hey. Hey. Do you hear
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that grit? I give it a little extra
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juice and I hug into the center. It's
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kind of a sensation that your body is
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familiar with because it happens
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sometimes when we yell, right? Hey. Hey.
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When we're really leaning in, but you be
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gentle. Gentle.
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