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If you want to create professional depth and stereophonic width in your modern mixes, learning how to get eventide’s classic doubling effect ...

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To understand why this effect is so prized by mix engineers worldwide, we have to look at the mechanics of psychoacoustics. True double tracking oc...

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Get Eventide’s Classic Doubling Effect in Your DAW

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By utilizing the MicroPitch plugin or similar high-quality micro-shifting tools, you can easily get eventide’s classic doubling effect in you...

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From an SM Mastering standpoint, knowing how to get eventide’s classic doubling effect in your daw can elevate a lead vocal from flat to radi...

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Here is a breakdown of how to dial this in effectively in your sessions:

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The Perfect Vocal Spread: Set the left channel to -9 cents shift with a 12ms delay, and the right channel to +9 cents shift with an 18ms delay. Ble...

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Mono Compatibility Check: Always sum your mix to mono periodically. Since pitch doubling relies on phase offsets, you must ensure that your micro-s...

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Introduce Subtle LFO Modulation: Emulate the natural drift of tape machines by introducing a slow LFO (around 0.5Hz to 1Hz) to gently modulate the ...

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