Registered: Aug 2004
Location: Alpharetta, Georgia
Need help adding effects to vocal
Well I'm about to make a remix of a original song that is not trance. I was wondering what program and what program should I use to make the vocal fit into trance tracks? You know like some A&b tracks all those vocals are edited with some effects..any suggestions? Meh sry this is m first time doing this..I only do mix sets :P
Jan-25-2006 18:50
armanivespucci
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2005
Location: People's Republic of Ann Arbor
Re: Need help adding effects to vocal
quote:
Originally posted by a1strank
Well I'm about to make a remix of a original song that is not trance. I was wondering what program and what program should I use to make the vocal fit into trance tracks? You know like some A&b tracks all those vocals are edited with some effects..any suggestions? Meh sry this is m first time doing this..I only do mix sets :P
What program are you using to make your trance tracks?
I'd suggest using the same one.
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Jan-25-2006 23:31
nhibberd
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2005
Location: Utrecht, Netherlands
Theirs hundred of possibilities for effects on vocals. A lot of them aren't plugins but just tricks in the sequencer itsself. One thing i'm looking for myself is that vocal sound you hear quite often in old speedgarage tracks when the vocals seem to be stretched out with a weird sound to it. Can't realy describe it. But ill probably be IP-banned from TA if I mention speedgarage again.
Music is as universal to people as breathing. We've probably been at it since before we even started talking. Immaging two cavemen smashing away at a peace of flint to make a spearhead. It wouldn't take long for them to learn te synchronise the sound. And there you have it, the words first percussive band.
Music has survived wars, famines, the plague and many other things and has evolved with man across many cultures. Dance music is just the next step in the evolutionary chain. My guess is that it will probably be with us untill we are extinced.
Jan-27-2006 17:05
Diginerd
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Stamford, CT, USA but from the UK
Speed Garage Vocals.
1. Get old Akai sampler. S1000 ought to do it..
2. Sample something dumb into it like "Brock Wine!"
3. Set time stretch to max
4. Rinse and repeat step 3 until you have that gnarly sound...
/me runs for cover
Jan-27-2006 17:55
Diginerd
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Stamford, CT, USA but from the UK
Speed Garage Vocals.
1. Get old Akai sampler. S1000 ought to do it..
2. Sample something dumb into it like "Brock Wine!"
3. Set time stretch to max
4. Rinse and repeat step 3 until you have that gnarly sound...
/me runs for cover
Jan-27-2006 17:55
nhibberd
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2005
Location: Utrecht, Netherlands
Ah, cool. Ill be trying that with software time stretches with crappy old algorythms or something before I get a Akai. Seeing as Ill probably only be using the sound once I don't realy want to invest.
Thanks, the solution is obvious but I didn't know about the Akai, so thankyou.
Music is as universal to people as breathing. We've probably been at it since before we even started talking. Immaging two cavemen smashing away at a peace of flint to make a spearhead. It wouldn't take long for them to learn te synchronise the sound. And there you have it, the words first percussive band.
Music has survived wars, famines, the plague and many other things and has evolved with man across many cultures. Dance music is just the next step in the evolutionary chain. My guess is that it will probably be with us untill we are extinced.
