Are they maybe layering their vocals, one with vibrato settings on one without and fading them in and out throughout the track? A engineer on here told me that they are recording Quavos vocals twice, with almost no other variation in it and then put AutoTune on both of them to get a really strong effect, but I tried that aswell and I didn't sound anywhere close to that.Ĭurrently thats my vocal chain for crispy, high-end AutoTune vocals like Lil Uzi, Gunna, Lil Baby, (Quavo), Lil Yachty Now I am wondering, what are Quavo and Travis really doing? I found out that if you use the vibrato settings of AutoTune you get an even stronger sounding AutoTune effect, but its not completly close to Quavo for example. I boosted highs in my vocals and got a really nice sounding vocal preset, that could compete with modern artists but the strong AutoTune effect is lacking. While I don't sound like Travis at all, I get quite close to Quavo (just to test the settings, I don't want to be a knock-off Quavo nor do I want to rap, I just love the technical aspects behind it).I've tried all of the available AutoTune versions from 5 to 8.1 and even EFX3 with some Auto-Motion patterns.I used the above mentioned plugins such as MannyM Reverb, MannyM distortion, RVox, but a different reverb VST (since I don't use ProTools), but couldn't get the AutoTune effect to get triggered as hard as it does for Quavo/Travis Scott. I know at the beginning of all this is your voice. I am refering to songs like this, just so you know. 2:17 - 2:22 listen to the word "weed" which gets crazily effected by AutoTune The template was developed in Auto-Tune 5, which Tillie says is “the sound of the urban industry.”Įxample of Quavo having really strong AutoTune with (what I think) strong vibrato: Based on plug-ins such as Waves Manny Marroquin Reverb, Waves Renaissance Vox, and AVID D-Verb, it came together over the course of a year and a half starting in 2013. This back-and-forth feedback allowed Tillie to create an Auto-Tune template that he says Migos still uses to this day. I've literally researched every single post and thread that any engineer posted about the vocal chain of the Migos, Travis, such as this one for example: Over the past few months I've really tried to get behind the vocal settings of Quavo. But I still hope that some out there see the same in them as I do and I thing they are doing a great job of serving catchy, vibey music to a whole new generation. I hesitated for a long time to create this post, since the Migos and that type of rap/hiphop isn't liked by a lot of engineers. Hello dear mixing and mastering community of Reddit, Helps us keep the sub clean by reporting posts and comments that are in fault.
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