October 13th, 2010 | by Greg Barker

Vocal Doubling – Making Hit Vocals 4

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Vocal Doubling – Making Hit Vocals Episode 4 – Vocalist Insight 36

Tom demonstrates what overdub / double effects sounds like on vocals, and explains the difference between an overdub sound vs. a detune effect.

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Brian K. Stevenson

Ah – Vocal Doubling. I use the feature on every single preset that I've arranged for the hook of each of the songs that I perform, when using the Voice Live 2. It gives that added push and thickness for when the band crunches down on the chorus…really helps to push through the mix and adds a lot of body.

Namaste,

Brian
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