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Old 02-03-2001
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Hello. I want to know what's the best setting for the doubling effect. I'm a rapper. I want to emphasis certain rhymes. In professional songs they have certain parts
"echoed" in a almost "doubled" sounding way. Now I know you can highlight and go to echo. But I would like to know what's some good settings. I'm not getting the desired effect myself. Thanks. I'm using Cool Edit Pro.
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Try this:

Make up a new track and record your rhymes a second time.
this will be closest to what you desire.
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