Hi,

This is the first video that will cover, in deep, the effects included in Magix CoreFX.
If you have questions or tests you would like me to do, feel free to ask !

Hi, I have a gig coming up recording a chorus and chamber orchestra concert in a church. It's the Bach Magnificat.

The chorus will be in choir stalls on either side of the altar, thus facing each other across the altar. Some singers (probably tenors only) will be standing along the back of the altar.

Hey all,

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

I'm recording a Baroque chamber orchestra and a 16 person semi pro chorus (they all work in music, this group is not their work) at my church this Sunday. I recorded their dress rehearsal yesterday, and have some clips:

Yamaha HS50M

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.

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.

what is a good effect string to get a strong electronic vocal sound without losing ALL of your dynamic sounds that make your voice yours?
kind of robotic, but still organic

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.

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