the effect at 0.48,that huge sounding "are you eating though"

thanks for any help

 

Easy. Double-track your vocal and counter-pan them (hard left and right). Add some reverb (maybe even a mono reverb or mono plate, so that it sits in the center/Mid between the wide spatial vocals. It's a neat trick.).

This track is produced/co-produced by Ludwig Göransson.

 

Last edited: Oct 10, 2021

No particular effect..

I'd say it's just double-tracking, and Panning the tracks hard left/right..
Or maybe crank any stereoizer effect..

It's got Reverb tho

 

I've tried exactly that,double tracking,hard panning and various reverbs but it doesnt even sound close

 

Filter the highs,
and make them tracks be louder in relation to the regular centered voice..

Thats's all there is to it,
and ofc the vocal performance.. needs to be in time.


The only other stuff I would add on this situation, is perhaps a Subtle phaser,
this could add variation to the sound, make it more interesting..

 

How exactly have you tried to achieve it? Because on principle this works.

 

I've tried by doing what was suggested,but it just doesnt sound thaat huge,just thought there might be something more to it,at least to me it sounds like there is something more

 

It's really that simple. Record yourself on two takes (rap/sing twice) and hard-pan them left and right. Don't fforget to send both to a a reverb (adjust the width of the reverb, maybe even place it in Mid/mono between the hard-panned vocals).

 

You can make this even with a single recording. Duplicate it, pan them, delay and pitch one, add reverb. Or use Waves Reel ADT (and then add reverb).

 

Easy. Find a child wearing a gambino weatpants and record it. Easy-peasy.