The Police - Roxanne - Sting - ISOLATED VOCALS - Analysis and Tutorial

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The Police - Roxanne - Sting - ISOLATED VOCALS - Analysis and Tutorial

Sting has one of those unique, character voices that makes him one of the most difficult singers to try to reproduce his sound.

What other singers can you think of that have really unique voices that are incredibly difficult to replicate? Let me know in the comments!

As I breakdown Sting’s isolated vocals from “Roxanne” we’ll discuss his gentle approach on the sound and how he likes to taper off as he comes off his phrases.

We’ll also explore how his note choices are very jazz influenced and how is smaller voice effects his dynamic range.

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