Triple tracking vocals.

[Pdennis89]

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/55774736/SSvox.mp3

Three vocal tracks, one hard left, one hard right, one centered. kinda gives the vocals a horizontal line feel rather than a vertical one.

I think it sounds good. does anyone else like it? i think it kinda has a "The Air I Breathe" feel to it.


[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpAiYYkFCxA&ob=av2e[/ame]

 

[aviel]

i think it sounds badass. fucking huge

 

[crillemannen]

I usually do it when i produce a more commercial kind of music. If you take a listen to my playlist on my website or on spotify, then the Baby Jane mix is 3takes of lead vocals in all choruses. I usually pan them 50/50 and one in the middle. The doubbles are a couple of db's lower.

I think this is a very common practice when it comes to commercial music, layers and layers of vocals.

 

[FIXXXER]

i do this all the time, i leave the centered vocals almost untouched and i comress the L/R vocals a lot + some reverb. sounds PHAT!

 

[Maybelater]

I usually do it when i produce a more commercial kind of music. If you take a listen to my playlist on my website or on spotify, then the Baby Jane mix is 3takes of lead vocals in all choruses. I usually pan them 50/50 and one in the middle. The doubbles are a couple of db's lower.

I think this is a very common practice when it comes to commercial music, layers and layers of vocals.

This is what I personally like to do.