Looking for grainy vocals

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2005/11/04 08:20:30 (permalink)

Looking for grainy vocals

Has anybody got any ideas where I might find a plug to add some 'grainy/gritty texture'(clients words) to a vocal track, preferably free. I've tried all the usual suspects, voxengo and classic and the closest I can get to requirement is the cake amp sim but thats to harsh and telephony.

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    daveny5
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    RE: Looking for grainy vocals 2005/11/04 08:44:42 (permalink)
    Get the new Rod Stewart-izer plug-in from Ronco!

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    RE: Looking for grainy vocals 2005/11/04 09:28:31 (permalink)
    I would have your "client" point to specific examples so you can listen to them.


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    RE: Looking for grainy vocals 2005/11/04 11:05:10 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: vitalstates

    Has anybody got any ideas where I might find a plug to add some 'grainy/gritty texture'(clients words) to a vocal track, preferably free. I've tried all the usual suspects, voxengo and classic and the closest I can get to requirement is the cake amp sim but thats to harsh and telephony.

    Regards

    Ed


    You might try this - http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/vinyl/

    Don't know if that's what you're looking for, but it's a nice plug to have.

    Another suggestion would be to try tracking the vocals through something like a Ibanez tube screamer. You'll have to mess around with the settings but you can get some pretty cool gritty lo-fi sounds.

    Regards,

    Chris
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    vitalstates
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    RE: Looking for grainy vocals 2005/11/05 06:07:37 (permalink)
    Thanks guys, I think vinyl might do the trick.

    Ed
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    RE: Looking for grainy vocals 2005/11/05 06:20:24 (permalink)
    I have/use a TC Helicon Voice One that does some pretty amazing vocal processing but it is Hardware & the, "Voice Works" is a good little Vocal Processor... Wildman

    On our Farm here in North Cackalakee I often get a swallow of sand working with our horses & man you talk about grainy!
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