I wish to use an effect on this acapella
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/6nxbq1bv ... sywbq&dl=0
to make the lyrics indistinguishable.
I wish the notes to remain distinguishable.
I wish ideally the tone in the voice to remain distinguishable.
I read a suggestion the use Granulizer.
What effect would you recommend to use?
Would you apply an effect to the acapella and post it?
Effect for making lyrics indistinguishable
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 1 posts since 15 Mar, 2024
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- KVRian
- 1446 posts since 27 Apr, 2012
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- KVRist
- 62 posts since 4 Feb, 2015 from Rome - Italy
A granular synthesizer, like a Granulizer, is an excellent tool for making lyrics indistinguishable while keeping the melody and tone of the voice clear. This effect manipulates small sound fragments to blur the words without altering the pitch or tonal characteristics.
You might also consider using a vocoder to blend the vocal track with synthesized textures, obscuring the words while retaining the melody and vocal quality. Formant shifting is another effective technique that can modify vocal timbre to mask the lyrics while preserving the melody and voice's distinct tone.
Applying reverb and delay selectively can also help to soften the articulation of the lyrics, ensuring that the notes and voice tone remain clear. Experiment with combining these effects to achieve the desired balance in your track.
Alessandro
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You might also consider using a vocoder to blend the vocal track with synthesized textures, obscuring the words while retaining the melody and vocal quality. Formant shifting is another effective technique that can modify vocal timbre to mask the lyrics while preserving the melody and voice's distinct tone.
Applying reverb and delay selectively can also help to soften the articulation of the lyrics, ensuring that the notes and voice tone remain clear. Experiment with combining these effects to achieve the desired balance in your track.
Alessandro
www.sampletraxx.com/
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- KVRian
- 545 posts since 28 Oct, 2014
For me personally, I would immediately go to Melda's MTransformer, and mess with the customized transformation curve.
Maybe brickwall lower freqs to turn it into a whisper and turn buffer size up to 16k to give it a ghostly drifting sound.
Or maybe reverse the curve so lower sounds are played by the higher freqs and vice versa.
At a lower buffer size, that might give a jumbled sound that the brain can't decode, while still maintaining the character of a spoken sentence.
Maybe brickwall lower freqs to turn it into a whisper and turn buffer size up to 16k to give it a ghostly drifting sound.
Or maybe reverse the curve so lower sounds are played by the higher freqs and vice versa.
At a lower buffer size, that might give a jumbled sound that the brain can't decode, while still maintaining the character of a spoken sentence.
