2017/09/10 00:15:20
Chandler
Here is a short tutorial on using MUnison to create choir sounds from single voices. I hope you enjoy it. If you have any questions or comments leave them below.
 

2017/09/10 02:00:37
batsbrew
it's so much more fun,
to actually multi track your own voice many times...
 
better yet, bring in your favorite local voice, and add that in........
 
voila.
the real thing.
 
2017/09/11 00:21:33
Brando
Nice video Chandler. Thanks. mUnison is on sale right now. (Guessing last day).
As batsbrew says it's always better to go with real voices multitracked. But the same argument can be made for so many tools we have (sing it again instead of pitch correction with Melodyne, etc). Lots of room for more tools in the toolbox, which always seem to find an application.
Well done, and thanks again for sharing.
2017/09/11 05:20:27
Chandler
Actually its always better record multiple voices on 1(or alteast only a few takes). It never sounds as good multi-tracked and you loose the interaction between the different people singing. Of course for most people this is impractical, but if you can its best to use a real choir.
 
Brando - thanks for watching. Some people won't have any use for this, which is understandable, but for me and I assume others this could be useful.
 
batsbrew - recording and mixing 64 tracks of vocals isn't my idea of fun, but to each his own. 
2017/09/11 11:34:20
Brando
Hi again Chandler. Just wanted to add - I did end up buying mUnison after viewing your video. Will definitely use this. Nice job - as stated previously - thanks for taking the time to put it together and share with us. All your videos are great and informative and usually present something different or unique but always useful. Thanks again.
2017/09/12 01:16:47
Chandler
Brando
Hi again Chandler. Just wanted to add - I did end up buying mUnison after viewing your video. Will definitely use this. Nice job - as stated previously - thanks for taking the time to put it together and share with us. All your videos are great and informative and usually present something different or unique but always useful. Thanks again.



Thanks, I enjoy doing them and its good to know they're useful to some people out there.
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