Andy Slatter is a self taught musician with over 25 years experience, he has trained in the composition and production of music for the media, he has a diverse and eclectic portfolio of stock music at AudioJungle, where he is also an audio reviewer.
In this tutorial we will explore how to produce a nice thick and crunchy distorted guitar sound using nothing more than your guitar plugged straight into your soundcard, a freeware guitar amp modeling plug-in and some step-by-step technical wizardry. For this tutorial I’ll be using Cubase 4, but the principals would be the same in any audio sequencer.
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In this tutorial we are going to explore how we can make a simple four-part vocal harmony sound like a full choir. We’re going to do so by using a freeware VST plug-in called “Clone Ensemble” and a few simple recording techniques. This effect is useful for creating an ethereal sounding backing vocal, and it’s also a lot of fun! I’m using Cubase 4, but the techniques would be the same in any audio sequencer.
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