try mixing the regular take with a very slightly delayed track that has a hi-pass filter around 300hz and some distortion. That might be what you're looking for, or at least give you an interesting sounding chorus.

As for the effect on Billy Joe's voice... it sounds like a little more reverb on top of a doubled vocal track. The verses seem to have that megaphone sound you're referring to

the megaphone sound, you can proably use some kind of lo-fi filter or, which ive done before is eq the vocals and cut the highs the lowest frequency it can go and the lows the highest frequency it lets you. and boost the mids a bit until you get that lo-fi sound.

for the megaphone, screw around with the frequencies in the mid range and of course just throw however much reverb you want...or record with two mikes. MAKE SURE THEYRE IN PHASE. and delay one of the tracks from 2-20 ms

Use a megaphone........with an sm57

If your using gearbox try switching out the mic pre for a guitar amp model. should give you the 'bite' your looking for and you can always turn down the drive ;)

drstudio wrote: Use a megaphone........with an sm57

+1

sonofkamal, you should start a new topic when you want to ask a new question.