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Siggum14th April 2008i totally missed this one, great job Nemanja´, i loved the reggae tracka as well
David Wallimann5th March 2008Interesting and useful. Thanks!
JesseS3rd March 2008i was just wondering if you were singning a 5th or 3rd interval above or below the lead vocals.
Nemanja Filipovic29th February 2008@JesseS thanks...I am sorry man ..dont understand the question about harmonizizng...
- JesseS29th February 2008
great vocals, nice harmonizing, i was wondering did you harmonize this in 5ths?
Dejan Farkas28th February 2008Great singing, useful lesson, thanks
- Nemanja Filipovic28th February 2008
thanks...
Angelica28th February 2008Great source of inspiration! Very good Nemanja ;-)
- Nemanja Filipovic28th February 2008
thanks guys...
Joe Kataldo28th February 2008Great Vocal
The Uncreator28th February 2008Great lesson Nemanja, very well done!
Hisham Al-Sanea27th February 2008very well Nemanja
krudtaa27th February 2008Great lesson. Thanks
Ivan Milenkovic27th February 2008Great singing man, great phrasing!
{TooL}42027th February 2008Thank you so much you keep me practicing my singing
Pablo Vazquez27th February 2008Nice Lesson!!
Juan M. Valero27th February 2008great vocals Nemanja !! see U
Toni Suominen27th February 2008Very nice singing lesson Nemanja!
at lights end27th February 2008cool
Gabriel Leopardi27th February 2008Nice vocal arrangements!
Bogdan Radovic27th February 2008Awesome tune you got here Nemanja , and very interesting topic..Great job there !
- Nemanja Filipovic27th February 2008
thanks guys....means a lot....next is similar ...but more in style led zeppelin ballads....
Danilo Capezzuto27th February 2008What a deep voice!
Muris Varajic27th February 2008Sounds great Nemanja,keep 'em coming!
Marcus Lavendell27th February 2008Fantastic lesson Nemanja! Great topic as well! got me thinking about doing backing vocals in the band!
Thanks! 
botoxfox27th February 2008Pretty interesting.
mattacuk27th February 2008Fantastic work Nem! I love all your lessons
Keep up the good work 
Kristofer Dahl27th February 2008Very useful as well a great inspiration - thanks Nemanja!
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Hi GMC, today we have some intervals to sing! This lesson can serve you as a guide on how to make your backing vocals better. Backing vocals are very important in your melodies, and it can really mean a lot to have some third interval backings on top of the main vocal melody.
Here we will use a couple of third interval uses and an octave or unison singing. The composition is in reggae style, but you'll have no problems applying the same concept to some other styles as well.
Enjoy! :)
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