Adding effects on Vocals

how do you expect people to post samples when you didn’t? :/

I would advise getting a copy of cool edit… as long as you don’t go any further than 3-4 semitons you can totally change the characteristics of a voice by pitching it down. I would advise using the "resample" time stretch function as this works in the same way as decks (ie it changes the pitch AND the time, whereas timestretch changes time independantly, pitch shift changes pitch independantly).
Then simply time stretch it to the tempo you want it as usual, should be less screetchy!
You can go much lower / higher, eg k90s ‘Red Snapper’ sounds as if it is a woman but actually it’s a very deep male vocal originally.

try audacity

leeched the one from here and played around with it ,bit late i know but maybe someone else will use

[quote quote="hork":2b55jiir]check this out, it costs money but it leaves the instrument/vocal you’re trying to isolate pretty clean.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAGZeJE03jM[/quote:2b55jiir]

sorry posted it in in the wrong thread.

Well, tuning + EQ + reverb + compression? Those are the main tools I and most other producers use for vocals. If a vocal is to "naturally high pitched" and can’t be fixed with eq’ing I would recommend transposing with melodyne or something. Vocals can be transposed down (or up) to great effect in remixes.