Tips for recording dual(two)pitch, or tripitch?

[jellophish]

Well, I have a VCV bank for one of my UTAUs and I'm almost done but I thought about recording another pitch for her...
I really cannot do multipitch because my recording sessions never last long. If they do, it's like once in a blue moon haha I figured I could do a twopitch or a tripitch bank instead.

If I do, are there any pitches I should record? I mean, I want her to be able to belt some notes so I'll probably be recording higher pitches for her. Would any lower notes be really necessary? I know some tripitch banks have the lower bank, a main bank, and then a higher bank.

Her normal VCV's recorded at C4 and if you're curious as to how she sounds, here's one:

https://soundcloud.com/jellophish/it-is-a-mystery-taiyo-raikone

Here's another example in a video, but it's a medley so I have the link to start where she sings.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf73hdTrpTg&t=10m49s

Anyway (woah that whole thing was lengthy haha, sorry) thanks in advance!

 

[meichan]

I would focus more on accent than pitch but
Just record a new bank at a higher pitch. Add arrows to all of the aliases. Put the two banks in one folder (put folders in a folder) add a prefix map, done

You could do them in different recording sessions.

Don't strain your voice.

 

[jellophish]

Ah okay =u= (Might I ask, what do you mean by accent? Sorry haha)

And alright haha I think I just need to do the higher pitch then. My first recording session lasted me a couple hours but if I could find another recording session to do that in I think I'll be good with this bank. Thanks!