This functionality is present in just about every recording interface so you should be able to accomplish this with the equipment you currently own. This means you’ll need an audio interface – one that is capable of microphone amplification, A to D conversion, and D to A conversion. The effect will still need to be accomplished in a DAW or software host, from which the output will be used. Recreating the Prismizer vocal effect in a live setting is incredibly similar to creating it in the studio, only with a couple of changes. How to Create the Prismizer Vocal Effect in a Live Setting It showcases a simple method for establishing an upfront vocal sound. How to Get Your Vocal to Sit on Top of Your Mix If you want to know more vocal effects, perhaps some more practical or rudimentary ones, check out our blog post on the topic: Although the Prismizer effect may not use these effects excessively, experiment with settings to make the effect your own. With these settings in mind, adjust the other settings including amplitude and vibrato to personal taste.

Use a longer throat length for lower-pitch harmonies.

Use a shorter throat length for higher pitch harmonies.

Use a longer transition or glide setting.The opposite can be said for pitched down harmonies – a longer throat length (pushing the slider upward) should be used.

Shorten this function for higher pitch settings to create a unique artificial sound associated with the Prismizer effect. A shorter throat length (pulling the slider downward) sounds more artificial or cartoonish. Adjust the throat length to alter the harmony’s sound.Īnother function to pay attention to is the ‘Throat Length’ slider to the left of each amplitude fader.

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