There are different ways of doing this, but a popular technique is to have your main vocal track (this will be the loudest vocal, panned at the center), and two other independently recorded vocal tracks that are panned slightly left and right (you should experiment with panning while sweeping your doubled and tripled vocals close to the center or a little further out near the sides). This “magical formula” happens when different vocal tracks consist of the same melody. Do you want your vocals to have that thick, huge sound you hear on so many successful artists? Vocals that sound so full and present? Is there a common formula that is being repeated across different genres, producers and engineers? The answer to these questions is yes.
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