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hello i was wondering what you guys do to vocals to like make them sound choppy and stuff... like how would you build up vocals on a drop buildup etc? i know about reverb but the delays so it repeats itself like a snip of it if im not explaining what i mean well enough say but hopefully you get the jist

ummmm.... chop it up!

Sirius wrote:ummmm.... chop it up!

is it a matter of literally chopping it up and layering it?

it really depends on what you want.. chop it up & spread out the sections for a stutter effect. im not sure what you mean though, have you got an example?

and automate the send to delay

Brisance wrote:and automate the send to delay

yeah the stutter effect! but ive tried to tweak with delay etc but cant seem to get it right :/

fl granulizer

step sequencer?

example=tune with it in!

sample, chop, import into sampler, play.

tripaddict wrote:granulizer

Vox in my sig breakdown (click mid-point) was done with Deep Reconstructions (granulizer, pitch shift, and panning). Native Instruments has some powerful tools if you know when and how to apply them. Look into it...

Sharmaji wrote:sample, chop, import into sampler, play.

+ time-stretch + de-tune

http://illformed.org/blog/glitch/

best glitch plugin i have ever seen - and it's a free vst

does a great job if you want to chop/stutter anything, with lots of variety.

Automate Ableton Live's beat repeat effect (if that's the sequencer you use)