Is it chorus? I know it's a single take, but I'm not sure what effect it is, or how to achieve something similar.

at 0:16

at 0:10

 

Vocal harmony stacked layers with some auto tune thrown in on some of them into a delay and chorus.

Just use doctor googles and do a search for something like "mixing vocal harmony stacks," "creating a stacked vocal with autotune," or whatever floats your boat and the interwebs will set you on the right track while wasting so much time by not just getting to the point right away in every tutorial or video you find.

This is why the printed word still rules, just skip ahead and find what you need.

 

Last edited: Dec 27, 2022

Dude there's no harmonies in either example lmfao (a harmony is two or more notes played at the same time), it's not even stacks, It's a single take with some weird stereo thingy on it.

 

To me it's just two takes (or just one maybe repitched a bit for the other channel), panned hard LR and delayed 10ms+.
This is what displayed in a wave editor at the attack of the voice at 15 secs:

 

It sounds like a main vocal (fairly) autotuned with (at least) another duplicated (or maybe another take), hard-autotuned vocal track, swamped in saturation, and some kind of modulation effect like Turnado or Tantra 2 automated to taste. At least, that's how I'd attempt it.

 

Sounds like Haas also look at ADT vsts
https://plugins4free.com/plugin/2814/

 

Last edited: Dec 27, 2022

It's not an other take it's the same take "harmonized" usually ReVoice or Melodyne with tight timings.

That

That's what they call it. It's fake and all, but it is what it is.

@ T=12:45 make it a little more subtle.

Good luck, m8.