Hello
I would like to know how we can do this effect on the voice; which vst??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnASCmmGLrg&feature=related
it started at 0.55 sec
It’s a simple pitch drop…
[quote]Imran (10/01/2011)[hr]It’s a simple pitch drop…[/quote]
yes but if you change the pitch in ableton live, the effect is not the same…
there is a vst special pitch???
[quote]djjeck (10/01/2011)[hr]
yes but if you change the pitch in ableton live, the effect is not the same…
there is a vst special pitch???[/quote]
You can actually do it with Ableton’s pitch plug-in. The trick is to use automation and draw in the pitch change (up or down, or a variation of both).
Hope that helps.
While people are posting on this forum, excuse me if I hijack it a bit! I was just wondering if anyone had an idea on how to do the record break vocal/sound effect. It sounds like someone just took the record off the player… I know there must be a way to do this, but how?
For the record brake effect, you want to modulate Pitch and Tempo at the same time.
Experiment a bit and you should get something that sounds about right.
Vinyl effect in effectrix can help you…
[quote]Imran (13/01/2011)[hr]Vinyl effect in effectrix can help you…[/quote]
THIS FTW!
Cheche the warp mode you have set, the default is beats, which will give it a clunky feel when it pitches down if you use the clip envelope.
Change it to complex, and you should get a much smoother result like the one in the clip you posted.
Try then warping the last bit, stretch it out a bit, this will slow it down and add to the ‘breaking’ effect.
[quote]Imran (13/01/2011)[hr]Vinyl effect in effectrix can help you…[/quote]
It’s ok, but could be A LOT better.