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Sounds weird, but I want to morph some vocals to have a much more feminine timbre than the original stem. I think everyone knows the trick of just sticking everything up an octave or recording extra slow and banging the speed up on a deck and re-sampling. I know theres some stuff on the market that will do this for me, but I don't want to drop dollar and I don't really want to get some outboard to send return to. I also don't want to Antares too hard.

It's more that I have this sound in mind of some very heavily re-sampled male vocals getting morphed throughout a section of music. Do you guys know of any freeware VSTs that could achieve this? Failing that do you know any closed source products that I could buy to get this sort of thing going?

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go out, meet a woman, get her to sing? much easier

r40f wrote:go out, meet a woman, get her to sing? much easier

Yeah, no. I could get a female singer to sing on the track, my old house mate and my missus both have great voices. Thats not what I want.

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You are a boss, thank you!

There is a cheap version of Melodyne (Essential), but I'm not sure what the limits of it are.

PRO TIP: Use melodyne to correct sharp/flat notes from bass guitar.

can tranform Kurtz vocal into female on About A Girl.

i use ivoxel on iphone for this exact thing plus kraftwerk type robot stuff. I have antares also and i would use the harmony engine to get a female sound but that can get away from you easily.