With new tech Queen could make endless albums with Freddie on vocals?

If they could and if its true, as I heard that Michael Jackson's producers could make any new MJ music because they have a complete library of all his voice and can make albums forever out of it
Because of the new technology

If that's is true and that is possible
I say yes
Make new music with Freddie
Using this technique

I don't care it's not original demos
And only using the library of his voice sounds

Do it
It certainly is not a boring idea.

An album with Freddie's vocal sounds but with no other input, eg song writing, piano playing or actually singing an original song. Really?

Why not go the whole way and make a new Queen album with no Queen members on it, which doesn't contain anything written by any of them!

[QUOTE] [b]Vocal harmony wrote:[/b]

An album with Freddie's vocal sounds but with no other input, eg song writing, piano playing or actually singing an original song. Really?

Why not go the whole way and make a new Queen album with no Queen members on it, which doesn't contain anything written by any of them! [/QUOTE]

No obviously the songs would be written by Brian and Roger.
But my question is , is it possible to do that
Or is the claim that if you have a library of sounds of a vocalist you can virtually just make any new songs using that voice, just bullshit?
If it is possible and can sound like a real vocal
The people in here would have hours of fun trying to work out where the original vocal sounds came from
from which songs they were taken etc.
But obviously this would have to sound real and not a cut up thing.

The point I was trying to make was that music, pariculally vocals need to be performed with passion and feeling. I don't think a device that auto tunes and artificially enhances melody would produce a very listenable sound

And if the technology is real, you could take it to the extreme of producing an album, be it Queen, Led Zeppelin or the Beatles or who ever, where none of those bands members actually play on anything.

[QUOTE] [b]Vocal harmony wrote:[/b]

The point I was trying to make was that music, pariculally vocals need to be performed with passion and feeling. I don't think a device that auto tunes and artificially enhances melody would produce a very listenable sound

And if the technology is real, you could take it to the extreme of producing an album, be it Queen, Led Zeppelin or the Beatles or who ever, where none of those bands members actually play on anything.[/QUOTE]
No the whole point would be to lift the various voice sounds and fit them to new music
No emotion?
We are talking about Freddie Mercury.
The question remains is the technology real and how good a job does it do
What can it produce and what can it do.
And if it does a good job queen would only release it if it was good enough and they would know if its good enough.
And as you say, if it was to a standard that worked
It could be revolutionary!
People love those classic bands
And to hear something completely new like that
As long as some of the original people are still involved in producing and doing the songs the new parts of music etc
It would sell like hot cake's and would be amazing to hear completely new songs
It's like an audio hologram
But would be better than a visual one.
Because it would have to sound perfect for them to do it
Those visual holograms look crap like drawn faces
The MJ one was a drawn face I could have done better

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[b]Mercury fur wrote: [/b] If they could and if its true, as I heard that Michael Jackson's producers could make any new MJ music because they have a complete library of all his voice and can make albums forever out of it
Because of the new technology  
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They certainly don't have the whole library. 6/8 songs had already leaked on the internet when the Xscape released.
Even if there is any technology, it certainly wasn't used for the Xscape. All they did was make a new instrumental and put Jackson's accapella on it from the demos - the voice wasn't altered.

What a soulless piece of shit that album would be. Go listen to a live band ffs!

[QUOTE] [b]Holly2003 wrote:[/b]

What a soulless piece of shit that album would be. Go listen to a live band ffs! [/QUOTE]

I like Freddie's voice.

[QUOTE] [b]Mercury fur wrote:[/b]

[QUOTE] [b]Holly2003 wrote:[/b]

What a soulless piece of shit that album would be. Go listen to a live band ffs! [/QUOTE]

I like Freddie's voice.[/QUOTE]

Put a CD on then.

[QUOTE] [b]Mercury fur wrote:[/b]

If they could and if its true, as I heard that Michael Jackson's producers could make any new MJ music because they have a complete library of all his voice and can make albums forever out of it
Because of the new technology

If that's is true and that is possible
I say yes
Make new music with Freddie
Using this technique

I don't care it's not original demos
And only using the library of his voice sounds

Do it
It certainly is not a boring idea.
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Yes, that's a great idea. Am sure QPL are well up for that

Hope so

Its worth a try. Since Freddies opinion was that his music was a disposable product and that he liked to try something new.

[QUOTE] [b]jacksonmerc wrote:[/b]

Its worth a try. Since Freddies opinion was that his music was a disposable product and that he liked to try something new. [/QUOTE]

That's the spirit
Onwards and onwards
Always new always use the best modern techniques
Don't become old fashioned fudy duddies.
Don't get left behind always look forward ever
Forward!

[QUOTE] [b]ANAGRAMER wrote:[/b]

[QUOTE] [b]Mercury fur wrote:[/b]

If they could and if its true, as I heard that Michael Jackson's producers could make any new MJ music because they have a complete library of all his voice and can make albums forever out of it
Because of the new technology

If that's is true and that is possible
I say yes
Make new music with Freddie
Using this technique

I don't care it's not original demos
And only using the library of his voice sounds

Do it
It certainly is not a boring idea.
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Yes, that's a great idea. Am sure QPL are well up for that
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Erm. I believe my sarcastic tone might have got lost above....

The Michael Jackson stuff is a mix of stuff that never made it onto albums and demos of songs he wrote for other people, for example, "love never felt so good" was for Jonny Mathis and released in 1983, “this is it” was written for Sa-Fire in 1991.

Much like made in heven.