How do i get that effect where the vocal sounds doubled on hooks of rap songs? when a voice is panned to the left as to the right and you can tell it is. I've tried panning the vocals hard left+hard right, but it just appears as a "whole" vocal. Any plugins that'll do the job? vst preferbly.
I am trying to insert a compressor in my Cubase SX 2 program. This is for an acoustic guitar track coming in
however with the effect on i get a delay sound? or maybe this is latency
I have a very robust system
MAC G5 dual 1.8/3 gigs RAM etc
M-AUDIO 410 Firewire sound card that the guitar plugs into
I have really been looking around trying to find some "settings" not theory on what you would do in these instances.
My music is mainly acoustic based (think dave mathews with a little distorted electric, although i have a female vocalist)
How would I go about using a Delta 1010, which has 8 1/4" ins and outs each, for realtime effects use? For instance, take a guitar through Input 1 and have a distorted flange guitar on Output 1 in realtime?
Thanks.
Hello
I am running Cubase SX 2 on a MAC G5. I purchased a UAD-1 Studio PAK and have it loaded.
I am also pretty new to recording so if you need more info that I haven't presented please let me know
My questions is this
For vocals (female, acoustic based music in the vein of Dave Mathews etc)
hey just wondering if anyone can give me a little background on this effect and how to achieve it. doesn't sound that difficult, check out the mp3...
its the part at the end of the scream, the track sorta breaks up with little bits of silence in it...
Im recording my band, and we have this part in our song that we would like to make it sound different. the whole song is normal, but we have this breakdown where we think the sound of an old record playing our part, would make it sound real nice. if you understand what i mean please help me find the effect that would help me achieve this!
I am recording my Flugelhorn in my home studio.
Once I get a good sound (right now I am using my MD 421) is there an order for applying effects?
I am not sure what to start with. I would guess EQ first . . .after that ?
OK...
This makes no sense to me.
I'm bustin' the ceiling with my Effects Processor's minimal settings
Hi,
I am just getting started with my Digi 002/PTLE. I want to use the "Audio Suite" effects on my trumpet sound. I have 2 questions which are holding me back as I get started.
How do I apply effects to a track
1. as it is being recorded, and
2. after being recorded?
