vocalist

Comparing a trained vocalist with someone using auto-tune is no contest, the trained vocalist will always perform better.

By separating out the vocals from the other instruments, you allow the speakers to only move when the vocalist is singing.

A vocal track is (in spirit at least) something produced directly, or a direct output of the vocalist.

There you are, a poet sworn to secrecy, a bard turned backup vocalist for white noise.

This is not to say that vocalist popstars don't bring a lot to the table.

The vocalist, Edward Droste, says that he doesn't even make a middle class living.

I was looking at the members list and David Usher (vocalist for Moist) is going to be there?

He was a phenomenal dancer, an ok vocalist, not much of a practical musician.

I become one with the vocalist, which is really fun with the varying amount of music I listen to.

I met more systems programmers backing up a vocalist on some instrument than anywhere else.

And it also means I can't find other songs with that vocalist's same artistic sense because they don't have one, they're a computer program who can sound like anything.

I just discovered that they played some shows with their original vocalist recently.

Generally the vocalist is placed dead center of the "sound stage" and the way to achieve that effect with stereo audio is to feed the exact same signal(in both phase and volume) into both the left and right channels.

"No plagiarism machine needed, just human-made music" From wikipedia: Many Daft Punk songs feature vocals processed with effects and vocoders including Auto-Tune, a Roland SVC-350 and the Digitech Vocalist.

On my birthday in April, my partner Andrew proposed to me in a Minion mascot costume, handing me a solid gold Ring of Power from Lord of the Rings, which was set into a Chicken McNugget, while a live vocalist sang "I Say a Little Prayer for You." When we get married I will feel so grateful to have fallen in love in the present.

Mitchie M's popularity is steady with most of his videos quickly gaining at least 200,000+ views." This hints at part of the magic of Vocaloid: It gives the inexperienced, unknown, or unconnected a pitch-perfect (if a bit robotic-sounding) vocalist to experiment with, significantly expanding the range of genres a lone musician can cover.