Effect for making lyrics indistinguishable

[joakimmalmlof]

I wish to use an effect on this acapella

Acapella.wav

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to make the lyrics indistinguishable.

I wish the notes to remain distinguishable.

I wish ideally the tone in the voice to remain distinguishable.

I read a suggestion the use Granulizer.

What effect would you recommend to use?

Would you apply an effect to the acapella and post it?

 

[Random dude]

Just do what this Italian guy did in 1972. He wrote a bunch of gibberish to illustrate what English sounds like to an Italian. It sounds like English, but there isn't one real word in there, except the occasional "Alright".

 

[Steenamaroo]

Failing that a solid Eddie Vedder impression would do.

 

[HumanPlanet]

I wish to use an effect on this acapella

Acapella.wav

Shared with Dropbox

www.dropbox.com

to make the lyrics indistinguishable.

I wish the notes to remain distinguishable.

I wish ideally the tone in the voice to remain distinguishable.

I read a suggestion the use Granulizer.

What effect would you recommend to use?

Would you apply an effect to the acapella and post it?

Do you have a reference of a song for the sound that you're trying to acheive?

 

[grimtraveller]

to make the lyrics indistinguishable.

I wish the notes to remain distinguishable.

I wish ideally the tone in the voice to remain distinguishable.
What effect would you recommend to use?

I'd hire Mick Jagger. I hear he's in town and looking to work again.

 

[spantini]

A DAW could identify the transients in the vocal performance and those could be converted into MIDI notes which could be played back through a synth to get whatever voicing you prefer - all following the original melody.