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Ms. Remy Ann David

Thank you for your quick answer. Maybe you can download the song directly:

http://www.frowl.org/vincaie/music/Kent%20-%20P%e4rlor.mp3

or I will try to fix another link. This will take me some time. Thanks in the meantime.

This is the song in bad quality. Sorry:

http://

Kind regards /Magnus

Are you talking about the back up vocals?

Yes.

Maybe remove som frequences?

Thanks

yeah im pretty sure those back up vox just have an effect on them. I use ableton live and i think that type of an effect, kind of a nasaly, walkie talkie type of sound, is located under EQ.

magnus2, that vocal effect is simply a narrow telephone bandpass filter. If your software offers a "FFT" filter, you would create sharp, brick wall hard cutoffs at 300 hertz and 3000 hertz, which is the telephone frequency response in the US. A fun and common effect to use. But it doesn't really work well, unless you can provide good hard cut offs. Some console overload on the microphone preamp can also help make it more grungy sounding.

Alternatively, you can get close to that effect with a simple program equalizer that you find in most common audio consoles, like Mackie's, by fully rolling off both the bass control and treble control, while providing a substantial boost with your midrange equalizer between 1000 and 4000 Hertz. That will get you real close to that telephone effect sound.

I will say that your posted song example, is so over optimized, overblown and over distorted, I was rather disappointed. It's otherwise a nicely engineered example, I just don't understand how it got this overblown?? Not good.

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Ms. Remy Ann David

Thank you for your help.

Kind regards