Good luck.Īctually, Avox throat is pretty cool.

They also have hardware solutions that do what you want. But again, this is still a unison doubler, not harmonizer.Ĭheck out TC Helicon Harmony4 - it is more what you are looking for. The female choir effect was pathetic - highly artificial. The male choir was a little more realistic, but basically sounded like bad reverb/delay.

I will also say that the 'choir' module 'that actually turns a single voice into 4, 8, 16, or 32 distinct individual unison voices, each with its own pitch, timing and vibrato variations' sounded absolutely horrible to my ears. The harmonies you hear are done by multitracking a real singer, and the computer added part is the vocal doubling/manipulation/enhancement of the individual vocal, not computer generated harmonies. It is a little confusing because the audio demos make it appear that it is one singer with computer generated harmonies - this is not the case. Based on their website and the audio demos they have, this is more of a 'unison doubler' rather than an harmonizer.

Avox choir vst