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Hello forum,

After some years of experimenting with synthesisers, drum machines and samplers, I introduced a microphone in the studio, as I wish to introduce some vocals to my musical journeys.

I would like to achieve some particular vocal effects, so I'm looking for a new plugin to add to my DAW (Logic).

What I like a lot are those vocals:

(from 0:22)
(from the beginning)
(from 0:10)
(from 1:00)
(from 1:40)

Now, I know there are different kind of effects, and of course not achieved with a single plugin.
But...

Where would you start?

I already have Little AlterBoy for pitch/formant shifting + Waves Tune RT for automatic pitch correction and "autotune" (more or less) effect + Waves Morphoder for some basic vocoding... And with delays, choruses, phasers...

While those are very capable effects, I cannot achieve more "extreme" effects like in the tubes I linked and I feel kind of frustrated.
What could be an addition to my setup to achieve some of those effects (expecially the first two examples I posted)?
What could be the effect chains in your opinion?

I was thinking about AutoTune (which version? Fx? are the Fx that good?), a Melda plugin (which one and why?), Manipulator, Ovox... But I cannot decide.
I'd like to have your opinion expecially on the Oneohtrix Point Never vocal effects, which are very particular. How to achieve sounds like that, a part of being talented? :)

Thanks,

T.E.

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A vocoder will likely do what you want (judging by the oneohtrix point never track). Maybe check out bx_crispy_tuner ... https://www.crispytuner.com/

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thecontrolcentre wrote: Fri May 06, 2022 3:39 pmjudging by the oneohtrix point never track
Which one?

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the_eraser wrote: Fri May 06, 2022 4:07 pm
thecontrolcentre wrote: Fri May 06, 2022 3:39 pmjudging by the oneohtrix point never track
Which one?
The first one in your list. They use one on a lot of their vocal tracks.

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thecontrolcentre wrote: Fri May 06, 2022 5:00 pm
the_eraser wrote: Fri May 06, 2022 4:07 pm
thecontrolcentre wrote: Fri May 06, 2022 3:39 pmjudging by the oneohtrix point never track
Which one?
The first one in your list. They use one on a lot of their vocal tracks.
"His" vocal tracks :)
Anyway, as I stated, I already tried with vocoder+pitch correction without any good result, I'm sure there's a lot more...

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