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#465768 - 02/05/19 06:11 PM
 
Re: The power of overdubbing/vocal processing
[Re: synerjim]
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Thanks for the compliments friends. Yes, the technique is to really thickens the vocals like the Beatles did as Tony said.
  I used wav file format to record to minimized sonic losses due to multiple overdubbings. I don't have a multitrack recorder so I just used my SD9 to record and used it's voicetron for harmony. You can use any vocal processing/harmony equipment to record.
  Steps for this song: 1) I used a quality backing track of this song 2) I recorded the backing track with first vocal harmony   3) I overdubbed the previous recording with another vocal harmony (slightly different type)  4) Finally, I overdubbed with lead vocal with unison vocal effect
  Result is a very thick choir-like vocals
  Hope this helps. 
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