How Do I Achieve "The Faint"-like Vocal Processing

[mattcellitti]

Hey Everyone - I was hoping to get some insight into how Todd Fink does his vocal processing on The Faint albums? From what I can figure, it seems like it is heavily overdubbed, chorused, and short delays with small reverb rooms adding the ambience.

If anyone is capable of getting this type of sound, please share some thoughts. Even better, how bout some FX racks Plug-in suggestions also welcome.

Appreciate the help,

Matt

[timothyallan]

What does it sound like? Never heard of it.

[mattcellitti]

http://www.thefaint.com/

[nuxnamon]

not as extreme as T-pain or lil Wayne, but I think it's a slight touch of autotune..

[myxomat0515]

From what I can figure, it seems like it is heavily overdubbed, chorused, and short delays with small reverb rooms adding the ambience.

That all sounds correct. I think the key is a good overdubbing from start to finish, and then use the rest of what you mentioned for "spot" FX on top of that throughout the track.

[Khazul]

Sounds like its just been blended a little with a vocoded version.

[Emissary]

while we're at it, how the hell do you get vocals that sound like this awesome track

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4Pg-2LP76g

[Khazul]

while we're at it, how the hell do you get vocals that sound like this awesome track

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4Pg-2LP76g

Start someone who can sound like that is a good start:)
Rest sounds like fairly basic compression/eq/reverb/delay/panning.

Band aint normally my thing, but I do like that track - very remixable too