Monkey Allen
Fork and spoon operator
I just reailsed that I can't use these tricks because I'm a terrible singer. I need some kind of spy/ espionage hardware that can change my voice and make it sing in any pitch I want it to sing in. It's fun to learn about all these things, but frustrating when you go and do it to your voice and it still sounds like snot....because it originates as snot. I should take up gardening or pigeon racing or something.
rayc
retroreprobate
I just need to learn how to sing.
I quite like your voice Monkey!
I quite like your voice Monkey!
Monkey Allen
Fork and spoon operator
Ray I'm working on a 12 bar blues song right now....haha you should hear my voice on this one...ear slicingly bad!
er....back to the thread...
er....back to the thread...
SouthSIDE Glen
independentrecording.net
Actually, that sounds perfect for a blues tune. Who would you rather hear singing the lyrics "Woke up this mornin'" or "My baby done me wrong", Howlin' Wolf or Mel Torme?
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Monkey Allen
Fork and spoon operator
I don't even think Howlin' Wolf could make my lyrics sound good....my blues song is about fish, worms, birds, dogs, cats and turtles. It's more a children's song I suppose!
SouthSIDE Glen
independentrecording.net
Hmmm, I have riffs of Schoolhouse Rock running through my head. If you know how a bill becomes law, you could become a legend!
G.
Monkey Allen
Fork and spoon operator
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RageD
New member
Nice trick. But personally I'm still looking for a little something more on my vocals.
-RageD
-RageD
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suzylux
New member
Just wanna say thanks so much for this tip 
I just used it in my mix and my vocals sound so much better. I don't have much experience with being my own engineer lol, and I was wondering how to make my vocal sound a little more professional and like all my favourite bands (tall order, I know) and this has definitely brought me a leap closer to that..not bad for a home studio recording anyway. So thanks! You rawwk 
I just used it in my mix and my vocals sound so much better. I don't have much experience with being my own engineer lol, and I was wondering how to make my vocal sound a little more professional and like all my favourite bands (tall order, I know) and this has definitely brought me a leap closer to that..not bad for a home studio recording anyway. So thanks! You rawwk
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JonPaulP
New member
Ugh, I still haven't figured out how to do this in Cubase! 
flatfinger
Use every dam bit!
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JonPaulP
New member
Thanks for that link!
So with this plug-in, all I have to do is put +0012 on the left and -0012 on the right to achieve the effect?
flatfinger
Use every dam bit!
The manual can be downloaded at the site ; you can do the aforementioned FX and much, much more since there are many modulation Sources/targets also .
You can make the pitch values move a bit , which makes things a little less static ; although you "should" only be mixing a little bit of the wet effect part anyways .
Really , you can go mild or Really wild with this thing. It's nice to have the delays and PS in one package for convience.
This developer does'nt do demos , but instead offers a return period . (see site for details )
Cheers
You can make the pitch values move a bit , which makes things a little less static ; although you "should" only be mixing a little bit of the wet effect part anyways .
Really , you can go mild or Really wild with this thing. It's nice to have the delays and PS in one package for convience.
This developer does'nt do demos , but instead offers a return period . (see site for details )
Cheers
noisewreck
New member
Ugh, I still haven't figured out how to do this in Cubase!
Simple.
Copy the main vocal track twice.
Pan one copy hard left, the other copy hard right. Double-click on one of the part on one of the copies to open up the sample editor, then go to Audio -> Process -> Pitch Sift. Pitch shift this track by 12 cents (although I'd recommend playing with this amount, sometimes using smaller amount of pitch shift would work better). Make sure you select the options to keep the time/lenght of the part/sample the same. Click OK to pitch shift. At this point Cubase will ask you if you want to apply this to all the parts or create new. Click "create new" otherwise you will pitch shift the original and the copies.
Do the same to the other copy, except shift it down by -12 cents.
Once you're done, you don't even need to use a delay plugin. Just nudge the copied tracks a bit to the right.
Simman
Well-known member
Amen to that
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theForgotten
New member
Very nice technique!!!Ford Van can you tell us what Reverb plugin you use for those samples.Tnx!
noisewreck
New member
Old thread. Ford Van... I don't think he'll be around here for a long long time.
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Krush411
New member
Sorry to bump an old thread, but can someone answer the above question in relation to that plug in? With this is there no need to create seperate tracks?
