01-04-2013, 08:00 PM
Hello Friends,
Pitch shifting actually won't make your voice sound electronic, but it will make it sound like a chipmunk if you pitch up. Normally, there are two effects processors we use in the studio. One is Auto-Tune, more suited for trimming out imperfections in a voice. The second, and far more commonly used one, is the vocoder. The vocoder basically uses a sound to modify your voice. To get the electronic effect, you'll probably be using a gritty synthesized lead. There are many free vocoders out there. Most of them aren't very good. I highly recommend the Orange Vocoder in VST form inside your DAW. Some vinyl distortion or gapper/snipper effects can also give you that electro voice when applied.
Thanks and Regards,
Agili Ron
agiliron.com
Pitch shifting actually won't make your voice sound electronic, but it will make it sound like a chipmunk if you pitch up. Normally, there are two effects processors we use in the studio. One is Auto-Tune, more suited for trimming out imperfections in a voice. The second, and far more commonly used one, is the vocoder. The vocoder basically uses a sound to modify your voice. To get the electronic effect, you'll probably be using a gritty synthesized lead. There are many free vocoders out there. Most of them aren't very good. I highly recommend the Orange Vocoder in VST form inside your DAW. Some vinyl distortion or gapper/snipper effects can also give you that electro voice when applied.
Thanks and Regards,
Agili Ron
agiliron.com