This was done in the days before modelling and I used a BOSS ME5 for the tone. But it's there, I know it,cause it's all me on the tape. wav file and then MP3, it gets harder to hear the doubled vocal. I had to bounce several tracks around, and then after mastering to two track cassette, conversion to. Keep in mind that this one was recorded on a Tascam 239 cassette 8-track. Then I also only panned the two takes one at 10, and the other at about 2 o'clock just to get a little separation. On this one, the vocal doubling is kind of subtle to hear, but I know it's there cause I remember spending a lot of time recording vocal takes to get my articulation as precise as possible for each take so that the effect would sound subtle. "Home ain't a place you can drive to" (a.k.a, "The Distance 109"). I think one of the lines is the 2nd time I sing "the young man changes the station".
See if you can tell which lines were sung doubled and in unison (not the harmonies). On the first one, (more recent actaully), I did it more for effect, kind of like other backing vocals sung in unison. Here are a couple of tunes where I used vocal doubling.
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