Unit 4 · Tags
Stack the tag
Record the lead of a short original tag over three guide parts, then the baritone under your own lead, layering your voice as the app was made for. Free.
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Stack the tag
Our tag, "Sing just one more song", as a song in Sing: four parts, recorded one over another, which is what the app was made for.
The lead first. The tune, with the other three as guides
Then the baritone. Just under the lead, filling the chord
Tenor and bass too, if you like. They stay guides unless you record them
What you sing
- Record the lead of the tag in Sing, over the guides, then the baritone just under your own lead. Headphones on.
Challenge: Two of you
A tag is the big finish of a barbershop song. Good ones are sung on their own, just for the chords. This one is ours: you'll sing two parts.
Take 1: the lead. The tune, with three voices around you
Take 2: the tenor. Above your own lead
The last chord. "Song": make it ring
What you sing
- Take 1: sing the lead, "Sing just one more song", with the other three around you.
- Take 2: the tenor, light and on top, over your own lead. Make "song" ring. Headphones on.
Singing safely
Sing straight, not squeezed, at a medium-soft volume. Wear headphones: ringing needs them. Stop if anything tightens or hurts, and rest when hoarse.
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