ido1957
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I have one backing vocal track and I want to try and double it so I can pan it L/R to get it clearer in the mix (away from center where the lead vocals are). Panning 10% just sort of makes it sound unbalanced.
I recall reading people saying delay it, pitch shift it or something to that affect.
I have Sonar's V-Vocal but I'm not too familiar with it so any help there too would be appreciated.
Any benefit from making more than one modified copy?
Edit
Skip to :46 and 2:55 for the doubling of the female backups. Took the single track, copied it, did the cents thing panned L/R. Let me know what you think.
http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/file.php?id=26152
I recall reading people saying delay it, pitch shift it or something to that affect.
I have Sonar's V-Vocal but I'm not too familiar with it so any help there too would be appreciated.
Any benefit from making more than one modified copy?
Edit
Skip to :46 and 2:55 for the doubling of the female backups. Took the single track, copied it, did the cents thing panned L/R. Let me know what you think.
http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/file.php?id=26152
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