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Michael Jackson in the studio was a different beast. The way he flips from an aggressive, raw vocal to a soft, majestic voice almost instantly… holy fucking vocal control…🔥❤️

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🗣Many people still think Michael Jackson only spoke with that soft voice from interviews, but those who worked with him have told a different story. Away from the cameras, his voice was deeper stronger that high, gentle tone was a choice, not a limitation. He had such control over his voice that he would even make prank calls, imitating different voices, changing accents, tone, and personality. In the studio, that vocal mastery showed up in tracks like 2000 Watts, Morphine, Threatened, and Privacy.
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🗣Many people still think Michael Jackson only spoke with that soft voice from interviews, but those who worked with him have told a different story. Away from the cameras, his voice was deeper stronger that high, gentle tone was a choice, not a limitation. He had such control over his voice that he would even make prank calls, imitating different voices, changing accents, tone, and personality. In the studio, that vocal mastery showed up in tracks like 2000 Watts, Morphine, Threatened, and Privacy.

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he trained his voice throughout his life like an Olympic athlete trains his muscles. The effort he put in is unparalleled. It's said that he spent an entire hour warming up before singing a 5 second vocal. This is why MJ's voice sounds like a gateway to the holy portal 🫠🫠🫠
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he trained his voice throughout his life like an Olympic athlete trains his muscles. The effort he put in is unparalleled. It's said that he spent an entire hour warming up before singing a 5 second vocal. This is why MJ's voice sounds like a gateway to the holy portal 🫠🫠🫠

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Michael purposely spoke in a higher tone to perserve his vocal cords for singing, but he was very capable of speaking/singing in a deeper voice & going right back into a higher voice. Here's Exhibit A & Exhibit B:
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Michael purposely spoke in a higher tone to perserve his vocal cords for singing, but he was very capable of speaking/singing in a deeper voice & going right back into a higher voice. Here's Exhibit A & Exhibit B:

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