laj35
New member
What do you fellas think about this?
Laj
http://www.audiomidi.com/common/cfm/product.cfm?Product_ID=1288
Laj
http://www.audiomidi.com/common/cfm/product.cfm?Product_ID=1288
Trak
New member
Antares' Mic Modeller has been out for a while now... and I LOVE it as an effect on vocal tracks.
Track Rat
Just Your Average Sized Member
I have it but rarely use it. It's a toy. An expensive one , but a toy none the less.
laj35
New member
Yeah that's what I kinda assumed when I was reading about it. I'm just about to begin shifting my attention(money) towards some useful studio mics and I saw this and was like oh maybe that chinsy Radio Shack mic will be all I need...yeah right!
Laj
Laj
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Just Your Average Sized Member
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Griffinator
New member
I've found Mic Modeler incredibly useful as a replacement for double-tracking vocals and instruments. Try this:
Instead of wasting a dozen or more takes on a particularly difficult vocal passage trying to get two usable tracks for a doubled vocal, pick the single best take. Clone it and pan each clone 15-20% L/R, then apply the Mic Modeler to one side. For extra reinforcement of the "multiple vocal" effect, apply two distinctively different, but short decaying reverbs to the channels. Perfectly timed, extra-dense vocal with none of the timing and pitch problems associated with multiple physical takes.
Instead of wasting a dozen or more takes on a particularly difficult vocal passage trying to get two usable tracks for a doubled vocal, pick the single best take. Clone it and pan each clone 15-20% L/R, then apply the Mic Modeler to one side. For extra reinforcement of the "multiple vocal" effect, apply two distinctively different, but short decaying reverbs to the channels. Perfectly timed, extra-dense vocal with none of the timing and pitch problems associated with multiple physical takes.