Hi
One of my old-time favorites is "Clone Ensemble 42".
Here's a sample, it gradually fades the choir up (32 voices):
https://www.dropbox.com/transfer/AAAAAI6agcLWNVcqasEhEIFKoQenI3QZopv8Lvwjx-54I19diN1vVD0
As Ted said, you can duplicate your voice (Control+D with the whole
track selected) and move them around.
However, this creates so called combing in certain frequencies.
It is better to vary the delay over the whole time span.
You could for instance apply "Random-Pitch", a Nyquist plug-in
available on the dedicated site.
Most likely, you might also want to pan the diverse tracks away from the center.
Robert
On 18/04/2020, Ted Galanos <tr.galanos@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You are wanting a chorus type plug-in. I have not seen one in audacity, that
you can achieve this by duplicating your track and then offsetting it by
just a few milliseconds. Repeat this process for as many voices as you want
in the chorus.
Ted Galanos
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On Apr 18, 2020, at 6:15 AM, Gary Hough <garygranthough@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi list,
I’m trying to find an effect where if I say or sing something, it
multiplies my voice to make it sound like a lot of voices.
Has audacity got anything like this?
Thanks,
Gary.
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