Sounds like a reverb, and a second track distorted (tubes maybe).

The chorus, it's double tracked (or a delay) and panned wide.

There's nothing wrong with his voice. It's a stylistic thing. And it should be treated as such. You want to accentuate what you believe to be his inadequacies. You're wrong! What you need to do is compress & limit his voice more. Much more. Maybe some extreme stylistic EQ to create more of a acoustic 78 rpm photograph horn or, telephone like effect. But I wouldn't necessarily do that except as an effect once every so often as opposed to throughout.

So let's review. You need to Jack it up. You can still use some effects such as light flanging, with some echoed reverb but not as a predominant coverup. Keep it in the background. He's not Pavarotti because Pavarotti is dead. And it doesn't sound like he's trying to imitate Pavarotti, so tell him to use more air when he sings. Tell him to freaking breathe. He needs to suck in more air to emit more air. He sounds a little limp Dick to me? And he is too young for VIAGRA but maybe not so young that he couldn't SeeAlice? So make him sound like something otherworldly? But keep him up in the mix don't try to bury him, he's not dead like Pavarotti.

All right, Domingo isn't bad.
Ms. Remy Ann David

Codemonkey wrote: Sounds like a reverb, and a second track distorted (tubes maybe).

The chorus, it's double tracked (or a delay) and panned wide.

Thanks for your help, I will try those effects.

RemyRAD: Thanks for your reply but I think you misread my post. I was the terrible singer asking this question, I'm not asking for tips for me to pass on to the singer of the sing I posted. It's Nicky Wire from the Manic Street Preachers, by the way, So I'm not in a position to do so even if I wanted to :p. I just wanted tips on how to hide my pitfalls in a similar way to the way he does.

The most important thing for a less talented singer is to know your limitations. Know your range. Know where the break in your voice is. Take some lessons to learn to manage it. Pick songs in your range. Learn to sing them in pitch. Try to search out singer/songwriters who don't have much vocal talent and also lack the confidence to stretch their range. One of my specialties is "Hurt." Full range is an octave. Most of the notes are within a fifth. The "stretches" reach down instead of up. There are some people under the mistaken impression that I can sing because of that song.

Celomony Melodyne. It's amazing.

Melodyne is good, but not the answer more of a patch.

There was this guy who hated his voice. He was very shy about singing in public. Then, he heard hit records by Bob Dylan, and said, "Fug it. If he isn't afraid to be out there sounding like that, then, I'll go for it, too."

Then he sang Purple Haze for you.

As long as you can hold a tune, you can work with it.

Im not tryin to do an ad ...if your singer is really THAT if you guys recorded your songs at home..I have a service where you can email me the vocal track along with Key of the song an bpm and i can make your singer sound amazinngg. .Any questions just ask Nsemest182@gmail.com.

"Im not tryin to do an ad ..."

I'm not trying to be sarcastic.

Oh wait...

Also, let me guess - you apply some autotune?

I really dont understand what you would want as a tip.
If you want to gain some singing skills learn how to hold different notes. Do not use autotune.