Thanks, glad you like it.

Hi Oli, thanks, glad you like it.
This one was work on the vocal only.
I just posted a new version, completely different but the same vocal (fitted to the beat).

Thanks, glad you like it.
Collaboration: send me a PM and let me know what you have in mind, I'm open to it.

Thanks Anthony, glad you like it. I'm still considering a second go on the "experiment"...

Thanks Kay, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it. The beat and vocals are original and based on a live performance, checkout https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/253946

Thanks, glad you like it.
Checkout the original, its available for us to play with: https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/253946/

Thanks, it was fun to play with the splendid original

Thanks, glad you like it

Now with yours :-)

Hi Rita, you can't steel what is free to use :-)
Still have to comment your version...

Thanks, glad you like it

Thanks Rita, glad you like it

Hi Manuela, glad you like it, it was a fun task to do :-) I even had time to get a tan and watching some F1 on the telly :-)

Changes to the original:
1: Using DEMUCS-GUI to split the song into 4 stems (drum, bass, other, vocal)
2: Lower the intensity of the Organ A#5 and the adjacent tones.
3: Changed the end of the song.
4: Intermezzo vocal - 2 dB (make room for background vocals).

But I found a mistake in my work as I activated an EQ on the "other" stem to lower organ A#5 and the adjacent tones as they got a bit loud, but forgot to fine-tune and limit to the affected timeframe. So I fixed this, now it's only from 02:00 to 02:22 and 02:59 onwards via EQ using a band filter on A#5 -6 dB and bandwidth 0.58 oct. Wasn't able to fix it using a multi-compressor.

Additions:
5: Copied the intermezzo vocals twice for background singers (both differently pitched, panned, and time shifted (stretched) on each phrase to create virtual differences between the 3 voices.
6: Copied the last second of the "other", stretched it to 6 seconds to replace the end with a slower fadeout.
7: created a reverse reverb on the vocals (except the intermezzo) rendered that, copied into 2 tracks the panned them and shifted in time -50 and +50 ms to create width.
8: created multiple bigger reverse reverbs for the start of phrases as fade-in. (manual labour = copy slice of first vowel, reverse it, render including delay, reverse result, cut the vowel, move to match to the start of the phrase, fade-in the start to end and fade-out the end (+/- 1/8) to blend into the phrase start.)
9: several vocal slices taken into separate tracks with the needed delays.
10: and everything else I forgot to mention :-)