"Robotize" Setting for Vocal Transformer in Logic Pro

Video Transcript

"Now I'm going to show you the differences between the vocal transformer's two parameter settings. You have the robotized setting and then you have the regular setting. Now here you're going to see where I've used two on the same vocal to give me two different effects. The first one I've used in the robotized mode on the note C to give me a pedal or a steady note underneath the original file. And now I've also added a double here or I can change it, actually, I believe I want it to be an octave up. It'll give me a little bit to that original vocal. It'll give me a triple layer of sound, which you can hear is a kind of a softness. It definitely sounds a little robotic. But the differences between the two are pretty apparent. Octave is going to give you a lot different sound than just the robotized sound. And then as well, I've had this spin automated where it brings in the mix. You can change different things. The format is going to give you also different sounds within those. But, but, the difference is, are basically, robotizing is going to give you more of a steady sound no matter what note they're singing, it's always going to be that note. Whereas, the other one is going to take whatever note and adapt it from where it is to create the new pitch rather than always a steady pitch."