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Queen – Freddie Mercury – Bohemian Rhapsody – Isolated Vocals – Analysis and Tutorial

Kent Tamplin

Ken Tamplin, Professional Vocal coach

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Updated on December 2, 2020

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    • Okay before you say “not another takedown of “Bohemian Rhapsody””, let me explain how this will be VERY different.

    First I’m going to do an actual vocal analysis and tutorial of his isolated vocals from the recording, as I also teach you some things about how Freddie sang it.

    Then I’m going to talk about the recording process, including how the orchestral and choral vocals were done after which I’ll share a recording I did myself.

    Then I’m going to take all the pieces including the tracks I did myself and show you how they were all put together so we can put some flesh and blood on the tune.

    Check it out!

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