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Stadium fx (voice)
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| Dickie-T |
Is there some kind of program in which i can create a stadium singing effect?
Example:
i have an acapella of a guy singing, when i apply the effect, it's like a whole stadium is singing...
does this excist, if not, is this even possible?
it seems to me that your cpu just needs to calculate 10000 voices with different pitches and different delays and then put them together...
I know of the Waves Doubler, but thats only to make 4 voices out of 1, so that is not enough |
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| Limit |
good reverb and maybe some delay if you want that full on feeling of the latency coming from the speakers farther away.
Also you can try using two tracks and two different reverbs so you can create a spacial difference in the two tracks. This will let you use one track for long distance echo and the other for huge stadium type sound...you wont have to use delay with this, which in my opinion wont do the job correctly. |
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| aquila |
you could maybe also try adding a unison effect?
In sound forge there's this neat tool called Accoustic mirror, where you can use an existing wave file as a reverb image. Grab a sample of a stadium, and pass your vocal sample through it and that should give you an interesting effect. |
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| Dickie-T |
| ok i will try that, im curious what the result will be |
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| aquila |
| another idea.....if you already have a stadium sample, you could try vocoding it with the voice you want to use. |
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