how do you create that deep vocal effect?

[shubelo]

Hey Guys, how's it going

Been using vocals a fair bit lately and want to get that cool deep vocal affect I hear so much in deep house tracks.

Here is an example of what I mean. At 3:04.







It seems to me there is a left and right vocal, one normal pitch and the other lower/different.

I've been the chamber trio and a few other effects from the Performance & DJ section in Ableton, But they all sound cheap and the same. The vocal effects I hear in all the good tracks are know where near as dull. I was wondering if any one has some tips on this topic or know of some plugings that would help? how to use a vocoder to this effect maybe?

Thanks for any advice.

[blizt]

Same problem here. Been trying to experiment with vocals but all the time having mediocre results. Not only with that "deep vocal effect" but also when I just try to manipulate it and make something cool. Need some tricks and tips!

[kdgh]

i think you already layer the vocals in a certain way, but maybe you should try to use a chorus effect.
that can make it quite wide and deep. Also using a good low singer/speaker helps a lot

[tone-def]

Eventide do really good pitch effects. They have started doing plugins now so maybe it's affordable now?

[shubelo]

Formant shifting seems to be what a few people have said to me but I'm not sure how it could be used to good effect. Anyone have tips on this.

[hydrogen]

melodyne.

[AK]

Audio Damage Discord 3 is well capable. Not just on vox either, cool plug!

[joe987]

Melodyne seems to be what a lot of people are using at the moment.