any sampler should have a tune pitcher. Darker vocals...just tune pitch down, and add some verb, maybe some delay.

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the plug in looks good to be fair just a sham i am skint no matter thoe as its all food for more thought.

just trying to find new ways to create a deep natural sounds with vocals male vocals that is like the voice you hear though sin city

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Originally posted by Kismet7 any sampler should have a tune pitcher. Darker vocals...just tune pitch down, and add some verb, maybe some delay.

yeah i do use all this and look for things in my vsts that normally people will over look,just trying to find new ways

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Originally posted by owien the plug in looks good to be fair just a sham i am skint no matter thoe as its all food for more thought.

almost every professional engineer or producer deeling with vocals seems to think otherwise. they even have a demo to satisfy even the most uninformed of people.

Antares has some tools that might help do what you are trying to do. I personally think you just need to pitch shift and mix it to your liking with the orginal.

Last edited by RichieV on Apr-26-2009 at 00:10

Try GSnap http://www.gvst.co.uk/gsnap.htm
It is sort of like a basic version of AutoTune, but free.

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Originally posted by Eldritch Try GSnap http://www.gvst.co.uk/gsnap.htm It is sort of like a basic version of AutoTune, but free.

cool beans thank man i will have a play and see