On Thursday 12 January 2012 14:52:59 Renato wrote: > Hi, I'm interested in how to create a "choir" effect - given a single > instrument playing (I'm personally interested in single drum shots from > hydrogen and guitar lines, i.e. not chords), I'd like to have n > copies of the signal (where n would probably be something between 2 and > 20), each with a slightly different delay, volume, eq, pitch. > > Is this doable in a sane way, at least in part, with the free tools we > have? Simple solution: Instead of using the one "best" take, use the best four takes. Instant choir. If you want you can put them on different tracks and stretch the pan a bit. But using one track and making the takes "opaque" in ardour is also easy to handle. If that is not an option (because there aren't enough best-takes or because its just a programmed synth-track (*)) you have to use a chorus effect. (*) You can also just record that synth several times if the sequencer has a feature to add some jitter to the notes or maybe some swing. Maybe combine it with detuning the synth a bit different for each take and you get several "musicians" too. Have fun, Arnold
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