Producer Reveals Michael Jackson Tracks Needed 'Considerable Digital Enhancement'
9:49 PM PST 12/13/2010 by David Ciminelli
Despite admitting going high-tech to get the vocals right, Teddy Riley says fans are "still hearing the true Michael Jackson."
According to famed producer Teddy Riley, one of the main producers on the posthumous Michael Jackson album, Michael, which drops Dec. 14, the late King of Pop's vocal tracks required considerable digital enhancement.
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