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22nd February 2007, 02:46 PM

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luctellier

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Originally Posted by joeq

another thing worth trying is ghosting the lead vocal melody with a spacey keyboard sound.

The delay and decay of the keyboard will give the impression of reverb, but will not contain any actual vocal sound.

True, and lot of hip-hop are doing that these days, like Akon, Gwen Stefani.

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