Now that the final vocal is recorded and the composite has been made of the best takes, it's time to add the final performance tweaks with Mike Fahey.

After laying down the final bass tracks, Vance sends the session up to Studio B with his assistant engineer, Mike Fahey, to edit the takes and get everything to lay in the pocket.

After getting some sleep, The Weird Sisters, Vance Powell, and Mike Fahey return to Sputnik Sound to continue with bass, vocal, and horn overdubs for "Live And I Learn". Day 3 starts now, with the final bass takes.

Pausing from vocals, Vance and the band use the end of Day 2's session to lay down the bass line for "Live And I Learn".

With guitars in place, it's time to start laying down the lead vocal ideas for "Live And I Learn".

With the additional production in place, ill and Jared decide they could use a few more adlibs. Once those are tracked, ill focuses on creating a rough mix of the song and preps the multitrack to send to Jimmy Douglass for mixing.

After focusing heavily on the vocal production, it's time to turn their attention back to the track and add fills, transition effects, creative automation, and more.

The production is in place, and Jared has written most of the final top line and lyric ideas. It's time to start laying down the final vocals.

Continuing with the top line, it's on to the song's pre-chorus before writing out the lyrics. Once the idea is in place, ill Factor and Jared go into a looping workflow with Ableton Live, allowing ill to work on the production while Jared continues crafting the lyrics.

After taking the night off and getting some well-deserved rest, ill Factor and Jared head back into the studio to review some ideas Jared put together in the hotel room and continue building the song.

The main vocal ideas are in place, with just a few spots to finesse and fill in. Once the takes are in place, ill adds processing and effects to the vocals to enhance each section and create atmosphere.

Now that the chord progressions and vocal ideas are in place for the track, ill and Jared continue exploring vocal ideas and crafting the song's structure.In his episode of the