Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Using Logic Pro and Revoice Pro 4 together, watch producer Seton Daunt quickly align two vocal harmonies to a lead vocal and then create new doubles based on the harmonies so a wider stereo field can be generated with panning. All in just a few minutes.
Here are the steps covered in the video;
1) Import vocals into Revoice Pro 4 from Logic Pro using 'Selection-based Processing'
2) Use APT or Audio Performance Transfer in Revoice Pro 4 to align the timing of the harmonies to the lead vocal
3) Use a Doubler process in Revoice Pro to create doubles of the harmonies
4) Drag and drop the vocals back into Logic Pro 4
*Download a free 14-day trial here - bit.ly/3f8wHK3*
Using Logic Pro and Revoice Pro 4 together, watch producer Seton Daunt quickly align two vocal harmonies to a lead vocal and then create new doubles based on the harmonies so a wider stereo field can be generated with panning. All in just a few minutes.
Here are the steps covered in the video;
1) Import vocals into Revoice Pro 4 from Logic Pro using 'Selection-based Processing'
2) Use APT or Audio Performance Transfer in Revoice Pro 4 to align the timing of the harmonies to the lead vocal
3) Use a Doubler process in Revoice Pro to create doubles of the harmonies
4) Drag and drop the vocals back into Logic Pro 4










