How to transcribe close 3-part vocal harmony?

1. How do you do a 3 part harmony?
2. How do you write vocal harmony?
3. How do you write a four part harmony?

How do you do a 3 part harmony?

You can best practice the 3-part Harmony by creating three samples of vocal lines. Of course, the middle sample is the melody. You should pick first the melodic line, which is usually on the same octave as that of the main vocals. Then, you should pick another harmony part that is distinct from the melodic line.

How do you write vocal harmony?

5 ways to write lush vocal harmony

1. Use parallel motion to create chords. Parallel motion is the easiest way to create a vocal harmony line. Even so, it's one of the most commonly used techniques in modern genres. ...
2. Follow the chord tones of the song's progression.

How do you write a four part harmony?

Four basic triads: C major, G minor, D minor and F major – to arrange for four-part harmony.

1. First, we decide which notes we should double. ...
2. Next, we have to think about arranging the 4 notes for the 4 voices. ...
3. Finally, we distribute the rest of the notes amongst the upper 3 voices.