Boys are Back In Town harmonies?

thatrandomguy1

thatrandomguy1

Member
I've been messing with the pitch shift function and i've come somewhat close to hitting the correct harmonies for the main lead part and the solo, but I don't quite have it accurate. Anyone have any suggestions for programming this patch to sound like the studio version?
 

Attachments

  • Lizzy Harmony.syx
    12.6 KB · Views: 23
Try this Pitch block out; I found this one on the forum here, I think Moke made it but cannot remember for sure:
 

Attachments

  • Pitch-BoysBack-A-Custom.blk
    641 bytes · Views: 60
Chase McCutcheon said:
This block is much closer than mine but it's very subtle in the mix yet everything is maxed out. Is there some other level adjustment that I'm not aware of?
Click to expand...
It will depend on where it is and how it's routed. I would put it in between the Amp and Cab. It's setup to play a 3rd below you, so you have to play the higher part. You can set 'Voice 1' to '3' (instead of -'3') and then play the lower part.

If parallel, raise the 'Level' parameter. If series, set the 'Level' parameter to '0' dB and set the 'Mix' parameter to around 45%.
 
Chase McCutcheon said:
This block is much closer than mine but it's very subtle in the mix yet everything is maxed out. Is there some other level adjustment that I'm not aware of?
Click to expand...

Sorry, yes, I use this block in parallel to the main signal route, after the amp. I also find time domain FX sound better before the CAB block, and I place the PITCH block before it. If you want it in series:

Moke said:
If parallel, raise the 'Level' parameter. If series, set the 'Level' parameter to '0' dB and set the 'Mix' parameter to around 45%.
Click to expand...

Make the appropriate adjustments for how you want to route the block as above...
 
Last edited:
Moke said:
It will depend on where it is and how it's routed. I would put it in between the Amp and Cab. It's setup to play a 3rd below you, so you have to play the higher part. You can set 'Voice 1' to '3' (instead of -'3') and then play the lower part.

If parallel, raise the 'Level' parameter. If series, set the 'Level' parameter to '0' dB and set the 'Mix' parameter to around 45%.
Click to expand...

Was that indeed your PITCH block Moke? I'm pretty sure you posted it on here but can't recall exactly...
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom