Capoxxo Vocal — Preset

Boost 8kHz and above by 4–6dB for that "glossy" look. Notch: Find and remove "boxy" frequencies around 500Hz. 3. Aggressive Compression You want the vocals to sit right at the front of the mix.

Capoxxo’s vocals aren’t just "auto-tuned." They are processed to sound synthetic, emotive, and bright. To get there, you need to focus on four main pillars:

Using "stutter" effects to chop the vocal. 🛠️ Building the Vocal Chain 1. Pitch Correction (The Foundation) Start with Antares Auto-Tune or Waves Tune Real-Time . Retune Speed: 0 to 3ms (Instant). Humanize: 0. capoxxo vocal preset

Use a "soft clip" setting to add harmonic grit without distortion. 🌊 Spatial Effects (The "Vibe")

Use a smoother compressor (like an LA-2A) for consistent volume. Ratio: 4:1 or higher. 4. Saturation and Excitement Boost 8kHz and above by 4–6dB for that "glossy" look

Shimmering reverbs and rhythmic delays.

Use a "Plate" or "Hall" setting. Turn the "Low Cut" on the reverb up to 500Hz so the bass doesn't get washed out. ✂️ The Glitch Factor To truly mimic Capoxxo, you need rhythmic movement. Aggressive Compression You want the vocals to sit

The "ethereal" feel of a Capoxxo track comes from the wet effects.

Apply a subtle chorus to widen the vocal image. Ping-Pong Delay: Set to 1/8 or 1/4 notes with low feedback.

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