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Does anyone know what vocal processing they are using to get his voice to project so clearly?
I feel like there is an exciter somewhere in the chain, however, the voice sounds like it has about a 25ms delay (probably natural) from the speakers which I know creates a phase effect resulting in extra harmonic responses, so i'm unsure.
Listen to the line "I've been drawn into your magnet tar pit trap", theres a bass reflex response I can hear, it's not a natural response. (i.e. obviously the frequency range is not distributed naturally, theres a dip in the mid frequencies of the voice). Thats why I believe it's an exciter (BBE qualities), or a multi presser possibly? Maybe even just EQ alone with the delayed phase difference creates this?
Thanks for any help, I'd like to have this effect in my live rig.
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moonbaby, post: 298583 wrote: C'mon, Sheet. You KNOW that the se
moonbaby, post: 298583 wrote: C'mon, Sheet. You KNOW that the secret weapon these live sound engineers is the Moonbaby 5000 Re-Mic'er with Controlled Response and
Processing algorithm (C.R.A.P. ) courtesy of their patented Z4 Oscillator technology. It's what makes the stars shine. Screw the mics, talent, and
high quality PA. Just C.R.A.P. it and it's done!
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So if I get Dave Matthews sound system and mic I'll sound just like him won't I? Or do I have to actually get him to sing the parts?
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moonbaby, post: 298608 wrote: In the past, you WOULD have had to
moonbaby, post: 298608 wrote: In the past, you WOULD have had to get ol' Dave to do the singing, but now, thanks to a new technology called "Virtual Lip Replacement", ANYONE can sing like him. A simple set of joystick controllers, plus a headset mic make this dream a reality!! Algorithms are provided to produce
the vocal timbres of such greats as: Sting, Tina Turner, Bryan Adams, Diana Ross, and Barry Manilow. In the future, other genres will be represented, such as: The Dead Rockers (Jimi, Lennon, Janis, and Mama Cass), Classic Cadavers (Sinatra,Louie Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, and Billy Holiday), and the new Honky-Tonk Hillbillies ( Tennessee Ernie Ford, Merle Haggard, Lorretta Lynn, and Hank Williams). I'm sure that more will follow...
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Heck. Even listening on studio monitors and phones I cannot tel
Heck. Even listening on studio monitors and phones I cannot tell what is going on because of the poor recording quality, the poor audio quality of YouTube, which includes loads of alliasing effects itself and the crowd singing along.
The engineer for Seether hangs out on ProSoundWeb.coms forum. So, you should post and see what they use live there. Pro guys generally aren't using enhancers and such that you guys talk so much about here. The PAs are such that microphones and vocalists make all the difference in the world. I think Seether is using either a Digi Venue or a DigiCo, I cannot recall.