Hello people,

what do YOU think how they constructed the vocal sound of "Hard out here" from Lily Allen?

My first suggestion was a combination of these three steps:

1. a main track vocals pure
2. a track underneath the main track with a perfect quantized Cubase vocal processing (editor - vari-audio)
3. a phaser/chorus inserted in the main track

Is there any sound-engineer out there to give some hints about producing this vocal sound?

 

I just listened to it for the first time. Peeps STILL using badly autotuned vocals as an effect ..jeeeezz

 

Cubase vocal processing? I highly doubt that...badly autotuned vocals so true the standard way is ! (1) Do the main vocal track wich vocals are always the last track so they don't get muddy or buried
(2) sing the excact same track with timing offset a milla second so it gives it a thick sound ,Don't copy and paste orginal doesn't work good..
(3) layering the first 2 tracks 1 with reverb others with a delay panned 25 percent left and right on each one ect... probably the most realisict way..
also theres a lot of good tutoriols on this using Google...

 

Yeah. I tried this and it works.

Thank you.