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How It Was Recorded

Christina Aguilera · Christina Aguilera, 1999

Genie in a Bottle

10 sourced items across 4 sectionsVerified10

What the sources do and do not say

Single source: Mike Senior's April 2000 Sound On Sound interview with producer and co-writer David Frank, recorded at his Canyon Reverb home studio. It covers the programmed backing track and keyboards in detail and the vocal chain briefly. Frank also tried Neumann U67, M149 and TLM 103 on the vocal but did not use them, so they are not rows. Mixing (Dave Way) and mastering (Eddie Schreyer) are named without gear.

Lead vocal

2 items

Christina Aguilera

Input chain

Mix effects

  • The real chain

    Drawmer Plug-in (model not stated)

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    Software plug-in that effectively band-pass filtered the thin-sounding vocals.

    Source: Sound On Sound, accessed 15 Nov 2026

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Bass

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David Frank

Instrument

Drums and percussion

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David Frank

Instrument

Synths and keys

4 items

David Frank

Instrument

Sources

  1. Recording Christina Aguilera's 'Genie In A Bottle', Sound On Sound, 2000-04. Accessed 15 Nov 2026.

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