AI can imitate voices, but getting that perfect blend of multiple singers? That’s where things get interesting. Let’s dive into how to recreate those rich group vocals from your favorite songs.

• Strategies for Handling Group Vocals
• Creating a Mono Group Vocal Model
• Creating Each Vocal Layer with a Solo Vocal Model
• Combining Both Strategies
• Mixing Tips for Group Vocals

Strategies for Handling Group Vocals

When I tackle group vocals with AI, there are a couple of roads I can take.

Option 1: Go for a mono group vocal model and then re-widen it. It’s quicker but might not hit that sweet spot in quality.

Option 2: Build each vocal layer separately with a solo model. It takes more time but offers a fuller, richer sound.

Right now, public AI models struggle a bit with stereo group vocals. But don’t fret—platforms like Udio can create realistic stereo group vocals, although they can’t yet convert existing vocals.

Creating a Mono Group Vocal Model

This approach shines when singers are unified or sing in octaves. I gather all the instances of those group vocals from the song to train the AI model. Keep your expectations realistic, though—you won’t get radio-ready vocals right off the bat.

This method is great for demos or tracks where you want a real vibe.

I start by isolating the group vocals and allow the AI to convert them into a collective sound. Just be wary of pitch issues or warbles—they're tricky to fix even with tools like Melodyne.

The upside? It saves me from recreating every little vocal detail from the original.

Creating Each Vocal Layer with a Solo Vocal Model

This method involves dissecting each vocal layer one by one. It’s a labor of love that demands a sharp ear for harmonies.

Think of pulling together Freddie Mercury as the lead, Taylor Swift for the counter melody, and James Brown for backing vocals. I convert each voice individually before mixing them together.

While it’s time-consuming, it delivers high-quality results.

Combining Both Strategies

I often blend these strategies, especially when I’m doing a lyric swap. I layer an AI-generated group vocal for some background texture while adding polished solo harmonies for depth.

Fingers crossed someone invents an automatic tool for this someday!

Mixing Tips for Group Vocals

A compressor on your vocal bus works wonders, helping to “glue” those vocals together. Adding saturation can energize the mix and mask any AI hiccups. Personally, I swear by Nectar for this.

For mixing, check out tools like Nectar and Neutron. When it comes to harmonies, keep it simple. AI can struggle with complex arrangements. Sticking to one octave usually does the trick. But multiple harmonies? That’s a different ball game.

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