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I've been looking for some kind of harmonizing plugin that i could possibly use on vocals to create 1 or 2 extra voices in harmony with what is being sung.

I came across this and well, i dont quite understand the site.

Holaps plugin package is listed in synaptic and installed, but it seems to be missing this 1 plugin.

Here's something I made recently, and hope to expand a bit in the future:
http://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=11895

wow to early to be trying to decipher code..


thanks for the link, but is there something thats already packaged and ready to run? or do i have to compile stuff?

So as for a harmonizer plugin are we stuck with using multiple pitchshifters then..

Holharm seems like it could do an ok job but ive got no idea where i can get it .

bazsound wrote:So as for a harmonizer plugin are we stuck with using multiple pitchshifters then..

Holharm seems like it could do an ok job but ive got no idea where i can get it .

Hitting old thread with google.

Holharm can be found here, did not try to compile it:

https://github.com/ycollet/holap

since this old thread is up, I'll pipe in. The infamous lush life can be used for static harmonies if you use it with the host generated UI. It allows up to 2 octaves up and down. It doesn't preserve formants though so if you are going for something to make a realistic men's quartet, maybe keep looking.

for an example I used it with an octave and fifth shifting (mixed in quietly) in this track (vocal starts at 1:35) https://soundcloud.com/ssj71/space