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cryophonik
Boom shanka

Registered: Jan 2008
Location: Elk Grove, CA USA

Yeah, I agree that your best bet is to try finding someone in your school. But, don't expect to get commercial-ready vocals right off the bat and don't get discouraged by the initial results. It's going to be a learning process, so enjoy the ride and know that you'll end up with a lot of useful experience by not taking the easy way and downloading some pre-processed a capellas.

Another option is to check out Indaba Music for online collaborations. I haven't used it myself, but I know some people who have and had decent success, but I've also heard that there are a lot of flakey users there as well. I think it's probably worth the effort, though, and will increase your options.

Oct-07-2011 03:24 United States

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skyhunter
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Registered: Sep 2010
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Hey bro, welcome to the teenage producer community. I'm 15 now :]

I've met a load of signers on looperman, there are a lot of acapellas there for free download too, all you have to do is mention the singer.

Have fun!

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