Sounds Better in Doubler

Effects go beyond just basic reverb and delay. Doublers are used to enhance vocals by creating a richer sound in live music.

Key Points:

Effects can greatly improve a vocal track. They go beyond reverb and delay to include doublers and phasing effects.
Using a doubler can thicken the lead vocal. This is especially useful in choruses to mimic a "gang vocal" sound with few on-stage singers.
The technique involves subtly riding the effect in and out. You must maintain control over the effect's presence. It should complement the vocal, not overpower it.
The doubler effect creates a dynamic, breathing movement in stereo.
Mixing reverb and delay with the doubler effect can make a rich, enveloping sound.
The doubler is less important when the full band comes in. It brings the vocal to the front without changing its natural sound.

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