On the other hand, effects like Aspire, Doubler, or Warm will make your vocal remain natural sounding but it will have a nice professional impact on general performance.

Some pitch-shifting plugins are designed to be creative such as Mutator or Articulator, while others are sounding as natural as possible. This plugin is actually a collection of 11 plugins covering various vocal effects so we have 3 different plugins addressing the harmonizing effect in form of choir, doubler and multi-voice plugin, triple pitch, and formant shifting, noise processor, tape saturator, de-esser, and compressor. With vocal processors, everyone can get the sound of T-Pain and other modern hip-hop artists. On the other hand, applying hard tune effects is a different and creative approach of vocal editing if that’s the route you’re interested in. Whether it’s ethically correct or not is a question worth debating but, applying a subtle pitch correction may be very useful to save and improve those takes that are close to perfection but hard to repeat and match the vibe you nailed. Vocal processors can have a very intelligent module dedicated for building a complete harmony solution using your voice only - all you have to do is to pick the number of voices, decide what interval you need and define a key of the song and all of sudden you will have a complete backing vocal squad supporting your vocal performance.

Thanks to the modern computer processing power such possibilities became a reality and every laptop can be used as a vocal processor today. But, having them during your live performance is even better. Here are some typical situations where a vocal processor is useful: Real-Time PerformanceĪpplying those effects in the studio environment is a wonderful experience.

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