global voices
This an audio excerpt from a video of Pastor Janet Floyd, sourced from youtube, in which she uses repetition to emphasize her praise.
Drake's verse, which exercises the vocal technique of both a fluid flow and then pauses in pace, is an excerpt from the rap song "Forever," which was released as a single from the soundtrack of the "More Than a Game" documentary, centered around professional basketball player LeBron James. While the original recording took place in a studio session, this audio clip was accessed from YouTube (see "Source" for details).
Sound Recording of Will Want singing Who Knows who Cares by the Local Natives. Excerpt emphasizes the vocalists use of vocal ornamentation on held notes and vocal flip to phrase content. Recorded at Duke Recording Studio using Samson C01 Studio Condensor.
Childish Gambino's couplet, which exercises the vocal technique of pauses in pace, is an excerpt from the rap song "I Be On That" which was released within his third mixtape, "Culdesac." While the original recording took place in a studio session, this audio clip was accessed from YouTube (see "Source" for details).
This an audio excerpt from a video of Pastor Janet Floyd, sourced from youtube, in which she encourages her congregation to send up praise to God through clapping, amens, and other audible participation.
Recording of the Intro of "I Can't Quit You Baby" as performed by Tori Diggs. Recorded with a Zoom.
Sound Recording of a capella version of Royals by Lourde featuring vocal mixing and overdubbing of beat boxing, melody, and harmony. Recorded at Duke Recording Studio using samson C01 condensor microphone
Sound recording of spoken word performance by Destiny Hemphill, recorded on a Zoom device with the intention of focusing of word repetition
Sound recording on Zoom recording device of Destiny Hemphill from Duke University's Spoken Verb.
Sound recording of the Duke University Men's Basketball strength coach describing the making of a protein smoothie in the kitchen. Recorded using a Zoom audio recorder.