Vocal harmony plug-in

I don't have a suggestion for the plugin but may I ask why not just track the harmonies? I personally like to hunt and peck for good harmonies, it's not like you're committed when they're tracked. A good effect is to double the harmonies and pan them left and right, makes for a nice wide effect. Even pitch correcting them will probably produce a more natural result than a plugin. JM2c.

Ah, got it. I was going to suggest a vocal harmonizer pedal that you can they use for any live performances, but see they're roughly double the cost of the plugin you linked. Best of luck!

I've used a demo version of Melodyne, what a great program. I've had autotune for many years now and use it in graphics mode to pencil in little nudges in pitch. But no polyphonic application, at least in my version. A long time ago I found a bunch of mellotron samples that I downloaded and saved, but some where seriously ratty in pitch. Because many were layered (2 octaves of strings, for instance) I couldn't fix them in Autotune. I did it with the Melodyne demo and it worked fairly well.

Back to vocal hamonizers, I recently saw a duo (vocalist/guitarist and a girl fiddle player) doing a set at a bar in Michigan. We were sitting outside and not very close but I became aware of 3 part male harmony that sounded like highly produced Nashville vocs. Pretty incredible once you surrender to the technology. I'm sure most audience members don't question the artistic integrity, and with the chump change musicians get paid these days, another vocalist or 2 on the roster is a likely deal breaker.

Learning to sing three-part harmony is pretty simple. If you think in terms of "do - re - mi" it becomes a simple matter of working out the lines. The more you practice (and do) this, the easier and more automatic it becomes. Check this out.