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Originally posted by quddha James holden is a buzz-master. There's tons of machines, i'm sure one of them would do the trick. I'm not familiar with the song myself, so I couldn't tell you how. I'd think it be easier to do it in buzz than in logic or cubase? :P logic/cubase are just sequencers...

logic is also one hell of a sampling prog, listen to dj isaak, and hybrid and bt...
i think its easier in logic, cos u actually see the sample in ur eyes and can snap it to the beat in buzz i think that u should put parameters to it?

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an easy way to perhaps create a similar effect would be to go into sound forge and use the gapper process. play around with that and then you can rearrange.

Hey guys - sorry if I'm way off but I haven't heard this song yet, however I did a thing back in highschool when I was into twisted grunge music....If you're looking just to have someone sing the regular melody, but have their lips sound like they're talking backwords, here is the answer:


What I basically did, is record myself singing the vocals as I normally would, against the music, trying to be 100% as clear as I could pronouncing the words. I then reversed the song completely and used it to sing against (in my headphones) while I recorded another vocal line completely.

For this second vocal line, all I did was try and imitate the backwords sounds I was hearing from the reversed track as best I could. Once I got it right, I reversed the new track, which left me with a track where I sang the right melody and words, but made me sound kind of weird, like reversed - get it?

I guess you could also just have a piano play the melody, reverse it, sing against it normally, then reverse if you wanted yourself to sound totally reversed.

Let me know if this helped any.

Mike

kinda sounds like it could have been made with buzz... but no matter what that song kicks major ass