So what’s a doubler?ĭoubling isn’t rocket science: the same musical element played twice, in unison, will sound richer than it would on its own. First, we’ll thicken a guitar track with Vocal Doubler, and then we’ll get into some creative sound design with it.
Using iZotope’s free Vocal Doubler plug-in as our platform, we’ll go beyond vocals and give a few examples of doubling other sound sources. Then we’ll point out the advantages and pitfalls of using artificial doubling techniques. In this article, we’ll first discuss where doubling comes from and why it’s important. From its beginnings as a literal “doubling” of parts through re-recording, doubling has moved into the world of audio hardware and software, providing music creators with quick and easy alternatives to the re-recording process.
Doubling is a time-honored method of creating mixes that have more weight, presence, richness, and immediacy.
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