rogerch
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BASS/Lead Singer
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Post by rogerch on Jun 28, 2007 10:13:28 GMT
Need some help from the pros.
Any tricks out there to give the vocals a thicker sound? Playing with Chorus & Reverb doesn't seem to get me where I want to be.....BIG FULL SOUND!
Roger
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Post by thingyy on Jun 28, 2007 11:57:16 GMT
Voice thickener available in TC Helicon voiceworks.
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Post by thingyy on Jun 28, 2007 12:01:06 GMT
I have seen some singers using 2 mikes not sure what it does but worth a go.
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Post by shezza on Jun 28, 2007 12:09:04 GMT
I would also like to know how to improve on vocals,
As I play keyboard but not good enough for the chords to be bang on every time.I'm looking for a unit that will improve the voice (double up etc.) without the need for an instrument to go through it. I think zoom do one,any idea's anyone...........Pete.
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Post by charlie on Jun 30, 2007 13:46:45 GMT
Hey Pete,
TC Helicon makes a unit called The Vocal Doubler...pricey, but the effect is awesome. They have some samples on their website that you can listen to. Unit capable of up to 4 parts singing in unison...talk about thick! Also, I believe it's Digitech that has come out with a new unit where harmonies are triggered via the guitar. But, there is also a unison setting. Also, costs much less than the TC Helicon Vocal Doubler. Hope this helps..........Charlie
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Post by JohnG on Jul 14, 2007 7:52:55 GMT
Need some help from the pros. Any tricks out there to give the vocals a thicker sound? Playing with Chorus & Reverb doesn't seem to get me where I want to be.....BIG FULL SOUND! Roger Hi Roger, One solution, if you've got an appropriate sound module, is to add the PLG100-VH (Vocal Harmoniser) daughter board. There's a 'detune' setting which produces a slightly detuned pitch (user variable) and mixes it with the input signal to add "a rich chorusing effect" to quote their literature. Any good? Regards, JohnG. |
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Post by blankensbb on Jul 16, 2007 19:11:28 GMT
I use a digitech s100 And have the midi file turn it on and change effects through the song . It also turns it off to talk to the audience between songs. I programmed a chorus delay effect which sounds cool . there are other presets you may like. Hope it helps
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Post by muso on Jul 20, 2007 13:22:13 GMT
Digetech also do a Midi Vocalist
One of it's features copies your voice to notes played on midi ch5 for harmonies, if you put the melody on ch5 it will act as a voice doubler
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Post by pdiroma on Jul 20, 2007 22:16:44 GMT
I have found that using a vocal maximizer does the trick. Many studios use them and I don't
think they are very expensive.
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Post by thingyy on Jul 20, 2007 22:42:25 GMT
1 pkt of smokes and a large bottle of whisky all consumed 5 minutes before first set.
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Post by ramon1108 on Aug 28, 2007 17:00:45 GMT
Can anyone help me find VT 1 (voice transformer) by Roland corp? I got some members of my clan who are citizen of the U.S.A. but they can't find it. If you do have an idea where to purchase it, please, let me know. Thanks
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