VH2 video tutorial

[ckobu]

These are two three four five videos in which I describe the handling of Vocal Harmony2 (VH2).
I will be making a sequel soon with at least three more videos on the same topic.
The last video #6 with which I will finish the story of VH2 is coming soon.



#1 Initial settings and basic microphone setup

#2 Explained types of Vocal harmony and setting Chordal mode

#3 Explained Parallel Type and Scale Diatonic type in Chordal mode

#4 Noise Gate, Compressor and Vocal effect (Reverb, Hal, Echo, Delay ...)

#5 tips for use, how to make a backup and what problems occur


regards, casper

[XeeniX]

Thanks a lot Casper for sharing all your HQ tutorials. I appreciate the effort you put into these

regards,
Peter

[terryB]

Thanks for these great and detailed tutorials on VH2, the like of which I have never seen before  . I look forward to further tutorials

Cheers Terry

[travlin-easy]

Casper, thanks for posting these vids, however, when I click on them they are in Spanish, which I no longer understand as well as I did when I was much younger. Do you have an English rendition of the same tutorials?

All the best,

Gary

[ckobu]

Hello Gary,
you are probably sailing in the Spanish speaking area now 
Of course you can also choose English. I think the translation is pretty accurate.

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[Patrick]

Hi Casper, thank you for all your tutorials; a gold mine for us; very friendly Patrick

[travlin-easy]

Casper, how I wish I were sailing right now. Unfortunately, at 80 years of age, I am no longer capable of sailing singlehanded, safely. Therefore, I had to sell the boat, and now spending much of my time taking care of my wife, who had a stroke a few weeks ago and is now hospitalized. Getting old ain't for wimps and sissies!

All the best,

Gary

[ckobu]

Dear Gary,
I am sorry to hear about the condition of your wife, I wish her a successful recovery.
Every age has its charm, but unfortunately, with age a lot of the charm is lost.

[ckobu]

A new #3 video has been recorded, you may be interested in how a VH2 sings without playing the keyboard.
I posted the link in the first post.

[vanzee]

Hello ckobu
Thank you for the instructive tutorials.
Well made and explained.
Congratulations for your beautiful warm
singing voice.
Nice fisherman's song in video #3.
Can you tell us the title of this song?
and where to find it ?
Thank you in advance.

[ckobu]

Hi vanzee,
I'm glad you like my videos.

The song in video # 3 is called "Ribar plete mrižu svoju" and it is a traditional song that is sung in Dalmatia on the Adriatic Sea. It belongs to the category of so-called Klapa singing. It is a traditional polyphonic homophonic singing that has been included on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
https://ich.unesco.org/en/RL/klapa-multipart-singing-of-dalmatia-southern-croatia-00746

There are many different performances, and I would single out these two.

VICE VUKOV 1968 AUSTRALIA - Ribar plete mrižu svoju
https://youtu.be/YnhW3w-2wGU?t=12

Klapa Šufit - Ribar plete mrižu svoju - LIVE 2015
https://youtu.be/5gTJ62Ma6Dk

[vanzee]

Hi ckobu,

thank you very much for the response.
100% agree that this beautiful music
is a UNESCO World Heritage.
So moving.

[mcbrown]

Thank you Casper for your time and effort in doing these very informative videos.

Murray