I'm trying to record vocal harmonies but I'm wondering what other techniques there are out there that I can try out.
Does anyone use any of the vocal harmonizers out there?
I'm looking for tips or techniques for recording and mixing vocal harmonies.
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I'm trying to record vocal harmonies but I'm wondering what other techniques there are out there that I can try out.
Does anyone use any of the vocal harmonizers out there?
I'm looking for tips or techniques for recording and mixing vocal harmonies.
I often use melodyne for hamoniaation if the singer is not in the mood or have the technical possibillities. I think nothing has thsi quality!
But think about! Better double real instead of fix it in the mix!
nothing sounds as real as actual human beings. it's the errors (phrasing and pitch) which give that lush sound.
I totally agree. There is nothing like a truly doubled part. But there are always those times when you just can't get a doubled part. I'll have to check into Melodyne a bit more closely.
Justin Vencel | Nov 13 at 02:11
Melodyne!!!!!!! Nothing beat it!! http://www.celemony.com
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