Does anyone know if this is accessible, even if it means getting NKS presets? Fwd: 👑 The King of Harmonizers: H3000 Factory
Christopher Gilland
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| Subject: | 👑 The King of Harmonizers: H3000 Factory |
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| Date: | Wed, 13 Jul 2022 17:54:48 +0000 |
| From: | Eventide Audio <donot...@eventide.com> |
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Jean-philippe Rykiel
Hi Christopher, it may be accessible, but it may not be what you're looking for. It is an emulation of an old machine with all its vintage artefacts, and certainly not a device to create something that sounds like natural vocal harmonies.
I don't use ProTools, but Eventide products are usually accessible via the automation view in the other DAWs I use.
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Christopher Gilland
Aa, ok, so it's not for vocal harmoney. Yeah, that's definitely what I wanted, as I cannot figure out Antares Harmoney EVO to save my life! I've tried and tried and tried and tried, and no matter what settings I pick, it sounds absolutely terrible! It isn't me not knowing how the plugin works, as I do. And I know how to set the intervals etc, but even doing that, it doesn't work at all as expected.
I know it can be done, as I've heard others use it successfully, but how they're doing it is way beyond me.
I thought TC Helicon made a plugin based on one of their harmoney pedals, but I've yet been able to find it, and even if I did, I'm told that it isn't very accessible, not even with VOCR.
Chris.
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Jean-philippe Rykiel
Well, nothing will sound as good as recording your own harmonies one by one, and maybe retuning them a little bit if you need to. All these plug-ins sounds awfully robotic in my opinion, and this is due to a lack of randomness I guess. Remember that all they do is change the pitch of already existing material, so the smallest inflections or vibratos will be mimicked on each Harmony,thus all lines will be exact parallels, which is never the case in real life.
If you really want to use them, You may be able to humanise the result by adding a small delay on each voice, but not the same length for each of course.
But I tell you, try singing Each line and maybe give them a little pitch correction if you need and you will be much much happier.
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