How do vocalists sing in key? Is it just there pitch as in higher or lower rather they can hit the pitch of the note/key or not?
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I know a good mix of samples in a song between a bad batch, as the vocal sounds out of place just as some samples do(signs of a beginner and unexperienced producer). So what is the deal? Should I be worried keeping everything in "key"?? As I am a beginner also and would like to avoid the mistake i've heard so many do. So lets say a song is written in Am, is that just a set value of notes as in a scale? Correct me if im wrong, i've currently picked up the piano and have been playing for about 2 months now. I just need a little informative information on other things like vocals and samples as my teacher dosent really explain things to me.
Also is pitching percussion like kicks,snares etc... does the pitch relate to the key of the song? I know that you can also eq the key to the frequency, but thats more of a mixdown thing.
All help is appreciated in advanced!! Glad to say this is my first question/forum in the Future Producer forums. happy to join y'all.
Samples:
I know a good mix of samples in a song between a bad batch, as the vocal sounds out of place just as some samples do(signs of a beginner and unexperienced producer). So what is the deal? Should I be worried keeping everything in "key"?? As I am a beginner also and would like to avoid the mistake i've heard so many do. So lets say a song is written in Am, is that just a set value of notes as in a scale? Correct me if im wrong, i've currently picked up the piano and have been playing for about 2 months now. I just need a little informative information on other things like vocals and samples as my teacher dosent really explain things to me.
Also is pitching percussion like kicks,snares etc... does the pitch relate to the key of the song? I know that you can also eq the key to the frequency, but thats more of a mixdown thing.
All help is appreciated in advanced!! Glad to say this is my first question/forum in the Future Producer forums. happy to join y'all.
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