Thread started 05/24/16 9:55ambigben07 
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Recording the "Camille" vocals process So how did he record the high pitched "Camille" vocals like from Good Love, If I Was Your Girlfriend etc...? Did he playback the music tracks slowed down at 1/2 speed while he recorded his vocal, thus creating the high pitched vocal when played back at normal speed? Or did he use a pitch shifter f/x processor? I'm asking about the '80's material here. I'm pretty sure from the 90's stuff on it was f/x put on after the fact since technology in the studio grew tremendously by then. |
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Reply #1 posted 05/24/16 9:58am
steakfinger |
bigben07 said:
So how did he record the high pitched "Camille" vocals like from Good Love, If I Was Your Girlfriend etc...? Did he playback the music tracks slowed down at 1/2 speed while he recorded his vocal, thus creating the high pitched vocal when played back at normal speed? Or did he use a pitch shifter f/x processor? I'm asking about the '80's material here. I'm pretty sure from the 90's stuff on it was f/x put on after the fact since technology in the studio grew tremendously by then.
Yes, he used the vari-speed on the tape machine. |
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