On Thu, 12 Jan 2012 15:16:16 +0100 (CET) Julien Claassen <julien@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi Renato! > There is a very easy solution withmore or less acceptable results. > That's the LADSPA multivoice chorus. I think it's in the SWH or even > CMT suite. From that easy solution you can move up slowly. Load a > couple of tracks in whatever host you like (ardour, ams...) spread > them in the stereo panorama and then: > 1. slightly shift them in time (delay) > 2. get them out of phase > 3. Use a pitch-shifter plugin for detuen > 4. Try chorus effects(?) > 5. Try the TAP doubler or similar > The best results are still achieved if you play the instruments a > couple of times. Where hydrogen is concerned: Best try to get in some > live performance or use some randomness to vary the samples used and > the exact location of the drum shots... Introduce randmoness or > change to ass many parameters as possible, especially if your drums > only have one layer of samples! With something like a guitar is > naturally best to really play it twice, for the guitar is alive. At > least go for twice or thrice, with that and some stereo spreadng you > can already achieve good effects. I hope this helps. If you need some > specific plugin references let me know and I'll hunt them down. Thanks Julien, your suggestion is very detailed, I have more than something to try now :) Originally I was thinking of a real-time solution, but the "more than one take" way seems something classic and that I allways wanted to experiment with, and probably as you suggest gives best results. I'll definitely play with this stuff! best wishes, renato _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
