Sheree Hicks vox


House And Dance Vocals - CONNECTD Audio - PC/Mac - £23.95 d/load


If you are aree on the lookout for some top-class vox then worry ye not because Sheree Hicks is here!

 Froth up your DAW and delight in these 13 song-starting acapellas and stems ranging from 120 to 125bpm will have you salivating and, best of all, they are tuneful and crystal clear - plus no 'heard it all before' stuff.

 So, what's in the pack? Each vocal track comes with a fully mixed version and, where required, separated audio stems for chorus, lead, harmony, ad-libs and phrases. Every kit is tempo and key labelled and presented in pristine 24bit. 61 stems and phrases in total.
You also get 100 custom chopped. key-labelled vocal cuts. 
So, all in all you can lay your hands on: 
Need to Know, No Good, No-One Else, Paradise, Temperature in C#m
Better, Getaway, Dream in Dm
Can We Go in Gm
Everlasting in Am
Fire and Prisoner in Cm
Stars in Fm

Loopmasters say: 'All vocals were written and arranged by Sheree Hicks, who after signing to Def Jam in the mid-90s, has been an ever-present force in the music business. During that time, she's written for Blackstreet/Teddy Riley, Heavy D, C & C Music Factory & more. Sheree has an extensive catalogue and has written in just about every genre of music from R&B to Pop, Gospel, and more recently House, with the likes of Terry Hunter and Josh Milan from Blaze. She also provided the vocals for Loopmasters’ best-selling ‘House Vocal Sessions.'

'Inspired by a range of deep, soulful and classic house productions, these silky smooth vocals were recorded in Chicago exclusively for this product using a Focusrite Blue 315 pre-amp, high end EQ’s and Neumann U87 microphone. This all analog signal chain ensures warm, crisp vocals which will fit easily into the mix. The main stems are served without reverb or delay to allow you total creative freedom in the mix'.

 These are totally royalty-free samples BUT PLEASE TAKE NOTE you do not have the right to use Sheree’s name as featuring on your productions unless you obtain explicit permission from her directly. Sorry, but that's the law.


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