
These training sessions walk you through the exact systems I use to stack vocals, build clean countermelodies, and pull the most out of every song I write!


Build vocal stacks that sound full, not crowded
Choose when to double, when to harmonize, and when to stay out of the way
Decide how many layers a song actually needs and where they should be
Create clean countermelodies that support the lead instead of fighting it
Turn loose harmony ideas into a finished vocal arrangement
Avoid over-stacking and muddy arrangements
Hear which vocal parts belong in the front vs the background
Learn when and how to break all of these rules
















You get thrown off when multiple vocal parts happen at once
You hesitate to add layers because you don’t want to ruin what’s working
You struggle to come up with good melody ideas
You to know if a stack sounds good or not
You hear stacks in your head but can’t organize them cleanly
You have lots of space in your music that you don't know how to fill
Your vocals don't blend well
You want your backgrounds to be more interesting
You want to fall in love with the process of arranging again.
You want your arrangements to have more movement and contrast without sounding crowded.
You want your background vocals to tell a story.
You want to come up with arrangement ideas quicker.
You’re ready to move past harmony and into full vocal arrangement
You're ready to develop a recognizable "sound".
Your backgrounds work by trial and error instead of intention
You get close to a fully fleshed out arrangement but can’t lock it in every time
You don’t fully trust your arranging choices yet
You land layers that sound good but don’t know why they work
You hear stacks in your head but can’t organize them cleanly
Your stacks feel crowded or thin and you don’t know why
You can't recreate a style of backgrounds you enjoy
Nope! This course is built on hearing music first. Sheet music can be helpful, but it’s not required.
This course is built for intermediate-advanced singers, or someone with a good ear. If you're just beginning, How to Sing Harmony is your best bet!
No! But most of the tips you'll hear are from the standpoint of recording.
Yes! This is all about expanding your understanding so you can make quicker quality decisions when you're recording.
Recordings will be added weekly to your student portal. Since you’re part of the first group, you’ll have direct access to ask questions and even influence what gets included in the recordings.
Purchases of the course are non-refundable.
How to Stack Vocals is being recorded live right now! Meaning you get to be a part of the live lessons and will also gain access to the Songmaker Society portal, where the recordings will be posted.
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