hey guys. in a lot of trance songs i seem to hear alot of vcal harmonys, not actual words but like ooohhh s and yeeeaaahs . and i dont meen choir ones like most keyboards have that just stay flat but ones that change pitch, or go from ohh to yeah. does this make sense? i hope so. anyway i use reason and would like to be able to get some of these effects, or do i need to manually go through acapellas and cut and paste the parts i want.



thanks for the help

a mic + a vocalist?

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Originally posted by Diginerd a mic + a vocalist?

dont lie.

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yeah that doesnt seem right , anyway i will keep searching>

get a vocalist and record a few phrases down. then chop up the vocals as needed and pitch up/down as needed.

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damn i was kinda afraid that thats how it was done. thanks though

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Originally posted by lowski i dont meen choir ones like most keyboards have that just stay flat but ones that change pitch

Im pretty sure choir patches/samples can change pitch...

I was waiting for a response from this thread, the song in this thread has great samples, check it out, you can see where they came from if you like it, it was some spectrasonics thing:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...670#post7829670

Thats the thread, I thought the vocals in the song were top, but see if they're to your taste.

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Originally posted by kitphillips I was waiting for a response from this thread, the song in this thread has great samples, check it out, you can see where they came from if you like it, it was some spectrasonics thing: http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...670#post7829670 Thats the thread, I thought the vocals in the song were top, but see if they're to your taste.

EastWest Symphonic Choirs would do the job well too.