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Anyone have creative ideas to highlight different voices for a radio drama, besides the more obvious ones - panning, verb? Thanks.
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uhh how about some phase and distortion to make it sound like a robot is sleeping with your girlfriend!

and then an octaver to make it sound like your brother, the Yeti, is going to beat the crap out of him!

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drama!

i kinda unintentionally painted a star-wars thing huh? robots v. yeti's.. or where they on the same side?
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