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From: nessus (Doug Alan)
Date: Sun, 8 Jun 86 04:00:48 EDT
Subject: To harmonize or not to harmonize...
> From: Andrew Marvick > I think John Lorch is probably right about the harmonizer/Fairlight > issue. There's no audible sign of the harmonizer in the vocals of > "Waking The Witch", as far as I can tell. The inquisitor's voice is > distorted, obviously, but not in the way a harmonizer distorts. A digital harmonizer can be used as a pitch shifter. This is what was done. This is from the mouth of Del Palmer, so it's likely to be correct. I asked him if the judge was done by Kate singing through a pitch-shifter, and he said yeah. He said that they had tried doing the voice two different ways (1) using a harmonizer to shift the pitch down an octave (2) playing a tape at slower speed. He said that if he recalled correctly, what was put on the album was the vocals digitally pitch-shifted with a harmonizer. "Confess to me, girl!" Doug