ADT plugin

[ecc83]

Anyone know of a good one? Preferably free but a few quid not a problem. Needs to be 64 bit and run in Reaper in Win 10.

Dave.

 

[TalismanRich]

Izotope has a free vocal doubler.

https://www.izotope.com/en/products/vocal-doubler

 

[Papanate]

Anyone know of a good one? Preferably free but a few quid not a problem. Needs to be 64 bit and run in Reaper in Win 10.

You don’t need a plugin - just clone the track - and put a sample delay of 3 to 8 ms or so on it.

 

[TalismanRich]

The original Abbey Road process would vary the delay to give the illusion of two voices not exactly in sync.

 

[bouldersoundguy]

The original Abbey Road process would vary the delay to give the illusion of two voices not exactly in sync.

That sounds like a description of a chorus.

 

[TalismanRich]

Probably close, but wider delay time.

 

[Papanate]

That sounds like a description of a chorus.

Abbey Road Waves Reel ADT is two modeled tape machines (source and double)—delivering separate saturation, wow & flutter, and pitch fluctuations- creating the impression of two truly distinct vocal tracks - a chorus modulates the delay but doesn’t add saturation or pitch fluctuations - nor the tape influence.

 

[bouldersoundguy]

Abbey Road Waves Reel ADT is two modeled tape machines (source and double)—delivering separate saturation, wow & flutter, and pitch fluctuations- creating the impression of two truly distinct vocal tracks - a chorus modulates the delay but doesn’t add saturation or pitch fluctuations - nor the tape influence.

I'd probably just stack a few plugins in two effects loops to get that effect. Or, you know, just layer vocal takes.

 

[Papanate]

I'd probably just stack a few plugins in two effects loops to get that effect. Or, you know, just layer vocal takes.

Yes which is the point - there are a bunch of ways to get ADT - and if you are not lazy - pretty easy to get the
same thing as ADT.

 

[DrewPeterson7]

That sounds like a description of a chorus.

It is... but fairly wide modulation and only two voices. If you have a chorus capable of adjusting parameters to that degree, you could replicate it that way. Otherwise, I wouldn't be surprised if some tape sim plugins have a "doubler" preset. I've got one or two and can check, but I don't use them much for stuff like that.

Izotope has a free vocal doubler.

https://www.izotope.com/en/products/vocal-doubler

Unrelated, but their Vinyl is one of my absolute favorite ways to creatively fuck up a track. Such a fun plugin.