Recording & A Screening

It was a wonderful time in the studio this week with my producer, Robert Eibach. We recorded harmony vocals for 2 of my songs. It takes some time for me to warm up in a vocal track when I’m recording a harmony part. What makes a harmony work so well is when the inflection in the phrasing is totally matched up. That takes a few takes to get.

I’ve noticed that with every creative project that seems to have a natural flow and rhythm in the final production that there’s quite a bit of fine tuning and redefining that goes on behind the scenes whether it’s in music or film. I was at a screening for a film that’s being released in August and we were watching the 2nd edit with temporary music.

My friend who invited me went over some questions the editor had after we had viewed the film. She wanted to know details about things that we got or didn’t get that were important for us to know in the story. Without knowing what footage is available that was left out, it was a little tough to make suggestions, but I did my best to be constructive.

Blessings!Laura

You can hear harmonies in the songs at:
www.myspace.com/lauracohnmusic
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