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-====== VOCALS ======+====== ☆ VOCALS ====== 
 +| **Vocals** | [[harmonies|Harmonies]] |
  
  :!: **WORK IN PROGRESS!** :!:  :!: **WORK IN PROGRESS!** :!:
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-==== Introduction ====+==== ☆ Introduction ====
  
 Charting Vocals means transcribing a pitch-accurate MIDI tab of the actual vocals in the song, as well as adding lyrics to go along with it. For the most part this is a very objective process, meaning you rarely have to wrap anything. Charting Vocals means transcribing a pitch-accurate MIDI tab of the actual vocals in the song, as well as adding lyrics to go along with it. For the most part this is a very objective process, meaning you rarely have to wrap anything.
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-==== Layout ====+==== ☆ Layout ====
  
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-==== The Basics ====+==== ☆ The Basics ====
  
 While vocal authoring is pretty self-explanatory for the most part, here are some things you got to keep in mind: While vocal authoring is pretty self-explanatory for the most part, here are some things you got to keep in mind:
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-  * **Attack of the Note** - Even if a song doesn't start with a hard consonant sound, you'll still want to start the note at the //attack// of the word. So for example: The word "long", you'll want to start the tube at the very end of the L-sound, just as the O-sound in the word begins.+  * **Attack of the Note** - Even if a note doesn't start with a hard consonant sound, you'll still want to start the note at the //attack// of the word. So for example: The word "long", you'll want to start the tube at the very end of the L-sound, just as the O-sound in the word begins.
  
  
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-==== Lyrics & Lyric Events ====+==== ☆ Lyrics & Lyric Events ====
  
 Just as important as the note tubes themselves are of course the lyrics to the song. These are authored via text events, and attached to the start of the MIDI notes. Just as important as the note tubes themselves are of course the lyrics to the song. These are authored via text events, and attached to the start of the MIDI notes.
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-==== Phrases ====+==== ☆ Phrases ====
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-==== Visible Vocal Range ====+==== ☆ Visible Vocal Range ====
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-==== Percussion Sections ====+==== ☆ Percussion Sections ====
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 Be aware that you can only use one percussion sound for each song. You also can't make a percussion section an Overdrive phrase. Be aware that you can only use one percussion sound for each song. You also can't make a percussion section an Overdrive phrase.
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