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<p>Using a VST host and a MIDI file containing five tracks (soprano, alto, tenor, bass, and subbass) I fed each of these to a VST pitch-correcting or pitch-shifting pluggin that used MIDI events to track the pitch.By feeding my voice from one file using a virtual cable, I was able to send my audio five times, each time creating a stem, which I later mixed and mastered using a single-track editor.I added some fireworks for background effects.You may also find this podcast available on Anchor.fm.</p>

Using a VST host and a MIDI file containing five tracks (soprano, alto, tenor, bass, and subbass) I fed each of these to a VST pitch-correcting or pitch-shifting pluggin that used MIDI events to track the pitch.By feeding my voice from one file using a virtual cable, I was able to send my audio five times, each time creating a stem, which I later mixed and mastered using a single-track editor.I added some fireworks for background effects.You may also find this podcast available on Anchor.fm.