Tutorial on how I "clone" myself in music videos.

I thought I'd give you a little behind-the-scenes look at how I "clone" myself in many of my music videos. It's quite simple to do -- give it a try yourself!
www.AndrewLeslieCooper.com/
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[@kirstenscott516]

Very helpful. You are legend.

[@kwkw5711]

Thanks for revealing the magic

[@barrysrobbins]

Thanks Andrew! Excellent Tutorial.

[@WintaAssefa]

Thank you, Andrew❤️

[@raph1756]

Super cool, thanks for revealing the magic. Keep the music coming!

[@suemason6952]

Magical!

[@thehookmaster8370]

How do u add the audio to the song to do multiple keys with clones of me?

[@barbarajohnson8097]

Amazing

[@kwkw5711]

Hope you get lots more subscribers

[@Rich-on6fe]

Thanks for the rundown. Now, if only I could get my bass2 voice to deliver all 8 parts of the Lotti Crucifixus I'd be sorted... But it won't do that. Your range is impressive.

[@srinjoychattopadhyay5193]

This is immensely helpful for greenhorns like us❤❤🙏🙏

[@danjemison]

This is really great! Presumably you record the audio in advance and lip-sync?

[@jonathanfcooper]

Neato

[@yourenglishclasses]

Don´t think I will try doing this soom... Do you have sufficient range to sing all the voice parts or do you maniulate the pitch digitally? Also as you are making one long video how do you make sure that you keep the same pace throughout and keep in tune? You do well to remember eight different voice parts for a piece and then sing them on their own one at a time-

[@AndrewLeslieCooper]

I do have the necessary range -- no digital manipulation needed! I had a 'guide' track going through an ear-piece while I recorded, which is how I stayed in time and in tune.

[@yourenglishclasses]

@@AndrewLeslieCooper My goodness.... My goodness. I have lost soem of my range through non-use ... I am int he upper range but could never get those bass notes, unless I had a bad cold.