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How to Get Good Vocals During Choruses

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Submitted by Josh1115 on Thu, 07/14/2011 - 15:19

I was wondering if someone can give some tips, tricks, methods, plugins, anything that would help me get a good chorus sounding vocal track?

The method that I normally record is basically have two or three tracks with segments of a vocal performance broken up and take the best take of that particular segment

UAD Roland Dimension D - the ultimate chorus? (includes sound clips)

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Submitted by anonymous on Wed, 06/08/2011 - 10:57

I finished writing an article about Universal Audio's UAD Roland Dimension D chorus plugin . This one is quite straightforward to research and write about but is absolutely one of my favourite effects and is one of the few plugins that I use on every single session. I like to put it on the reverb and delay sends for some extra-lush sound.

Chorus problem

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Submitted by anonymous on Tue, 01/06/2009 - 02:13

Hi everyone,

Im a Newbie and I'm from the Netherlands.
Im seeking for help with my chorus on every song. My chorus sounds everytime so lame.

How do i need to record them.
-2 tracks for lead
-With 2 for adlibs?

Are am I'm doing something wrong.

How do i Chorus Effect?

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Submitted by anonymous on Sat, 11/04/2006 - 14:45

i listen to professionally recorded music and i notice that at the chorus the music gets louder, and more clear...or it just has some weird effect. How do they do that? i use Acid Pro 6.0 i have a MXL 990 Mic a M-Audio preamp/direct box. Can someone help me, i can also send u copies of my songs so u can hear my "attempt" at creating a chorus sound.

Chorus guitars

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Submitted by Alexrkstr on Tue, 08/29/2006 - 04:50

I have a song that I want the chorus to have power. Can someone help with technique to make this sound more powerful?

What I have now:
1 track with a Les Paul through the AC30 TB
1 track with a Telecaster through a Small Tweed

How do you double up guitars and make them sound smooth?

Thanks