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26th March 2011
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| Gear addict Joined: Oct 2007 Location: Near Atlanta
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Thread Starter  | Voice effects for new music
I've got a friend that swears he can hear some kind of pitch shifter in the voices of bands like 3 days grace and skillet. I'm not sure if this is a pitch shifter or just a vocal harmony done real low. Has anyone had any experience with vocal pitch shifting in modern rock music? If so let me know what techniques you are using. thanks!
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