The phrase "add vocal" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to music or audio production, where one might want to include vocal elements in a piece.
Example: "To enhance the track, we should add vocal harmonies in the chorus."
Alternatives: "include vocals" or "insert vocal parts".
When they add vocal hooks, it's not for pop love songs but for tidings of paranoia.
Mr. Nelson, meanwhile, is a jammer supreme, ready to add vocal harmony or play a pithy guitar solo with all comers.
In a telephone interview Danger Mouse said that he and Sparklehorse (whose name is Mark Linkous) had worked on "Dark Night of the Soul" for two years, with a plan to maximize creative input from everyone involved: they gave instrumental tracks to singers they liked — among them Iggy Pop, Suzanne Vega and Julian Casablancas of the Strokes — and asked them to add vocal parts however they saw fit.
(Add vocal harmony and it would've fit right in with Haden's L.A.-based sister trio, the Haden Triplets).
In their usual production style, Stargate first creates an instrumental backing track also common in pop and hip hop productions from which a collaborator would write lyrics and add vocal melody into.
They would only add vocals later.
For that purpose he enlisted Nile Rodgets to create a new version of his hit song "I Want Your Love" and Lady Gaga was brought on board to add vocals.
Among the dozen alumni who add vocals are Rick Steves, the travel journalist, Richard Karn, co-star of the "Home Improvement" television series, and William H. Gates Sr., father of the Microsoft founder Bill Gates.
It's a fun and educational place that brings the "Bristol sessions" to life through displays that allowed me to add vocals in a recording booth and play with recording desk sliders to create a mix for a song.
Pharrell laid down beats and Stump would add vocals and melodies for "w.a.m.s".
We wanted to add vocals too and that sort of ties into the theme as well.
