I personally use it in my productions when I wanna thicken up the lead vocal.Ģ. It is literally a MUST tool for every music producer.ġ. ?Since then, you can hear this element in almost every genre - from Hip-Hop, R&B, House and pop all the way to Alternative. ?Harmonisers were already being used in the 80? in a similar way as Bon Iver used it in his album (especially in the song ?Creep?), but still, seems like Bon Iver brought it back to life. Overall, if you're into effects and weird sounds, get it, but remember to get the iLok.īack in late 2016 when Bon Iver released his album ?22, A Million?, it felt like he caught the harmonisers wave first. Buy an iLok with this software, otherwise you can't install it. It is such a pain to have to pay another ¤50 for a silly little USB stick and then have to register that and then authorise your software. My only annoyance with this, and it is a huge one, is you need an iLok to authorise it. You use it as it's own instrument and run an audio track into it, so it's really creative and fun to play with. You can add harmonies to anything, not just vocals. There's also a lot on online resources on how to use it if you're really stuck with it. It's a little intimidating when you first open it, but like anything once you give it a little time its quite easy to use. I purchased this as it's the same autotune/harmoniser software used on Bon Iver's song "715 Creeks". I've only so far been using this software to play around with at home, but I do intend to use it live and in recordings in the future.
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