That young boy voice - Mnemic example

[==>Alb<==]

I everybody yesterday talking with a friend I've been asked what kind of effect make the voice of Guillame (singer) like this

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5s6Jp1ld2n4&feature=relmfu[/ame]

because we saw them playng live and the voice in choruses was like
this: [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpELiyvUUuU&feature=related[/ame]
and often more bad than this


I think is something different than a pitchshifter, maybe a frequency shifter like effect but I cant find a good answer

 

[Heabow]

Guillaume does an awesome job in studio but on stage it's a different story...
Ear monitors should help to solve his problem

 

[==>Alb<==]

Guillaume does an awesome job in studio but on stage it's a different story...
Ear monitors should help to solve his problem

yes sure
but how can I (we) achieve that kind of effect in the voice?
because in the record it's not his natural tone

 

[RichS]

Sounds like he is doubling his voice in many parts.

 

[Kaiborg]

Yeah, no obvious vocal effect in the song from the first vid. Just a lot of doubling/tripling/solid vocal production. I hear some 'verb but that's really it. You're hearing the difference between a lot of takes in the studio and a live show.

 

[blue_fAng]

I think there's more than double tracking, it must have at least 4. That's the effect.

 

[Heabow]

Madsen usually adds a stereo slap delay to the vocals, just to widen them. That's what you hear (+ reverb and big compression) on these double tracked vocals. I think there's also some chorus.

 

[Deus.exe]

Dude, that's just a shit load of takes and layering of harmonies.

P.S. Guillame is awesome btw!

 

[crillemannen]

Double take the vocals, vocalign and hard tuning will get you that effect.

 

[==>Alb<==]

yes I tought maybe hardtuning finding the "cool" harmonization