What do you mean? :/ And what program are you using? I'd love to help!
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JVウタウ
yukihimesama
I only use audacity o u o...
and you see, whenever i get to the chorus part, when all of the tracks basically have the same notes (i'm mixing a utau chorus)
there's this certain utau that really stands out, i cant hear others anymore (unless i render another wav in a lower octave, or when it is harmonies)
so yep, that's it /sob
and you see, whenever i get to the chorus part, when all of the tracks basically have the same notes (i'm mixing a utau chorus)
there's this certain utau that really stands out, i cant hear others anymore (unless i render another wav in a lower octave, or when it is harmonies)
so yep, that's it /sob
JVウタウ
You can pan the WAVs so that one is heard only in the left speaker, the other in the right, the other one in between, and in between those, etc., so with good speakers or headphones there is the illusion of the singers surrounding the listener. To pan, you adjust the arrow in the slider with L and R (the one below the volume). It's like arranging people in an actual chorus.
yukihimesama
Waahhh!! Thank You! It's a lot better now ;u;
JVウタウ
You're welcome, no problem :3
KNΞMΛTCS
also a problem you could be having is that if you are using the same voice, the sound waves are the same in some areas and will cancel each other out. A lot of times this can be fixed by moving one track forward a TINY bit.