What Are The Best Vocal Effects When Recording In Logic?

Hi, the question sounds a bit like... What jets should I put in a car's carburetor. The answer is that it depends on the type of carburetor, whether the jet is long-step or short-step, what the diameter of the carburetor's Venturi is, what the engine displacement of the car is. In short, as you can see, it depends on various factors. In the same way, the voice can be of various types and therefore what makes one opt for one plugin rather than another is taste. You have to see if we are talking about a female or male voice, the timbre of the voice, but above all the flaws in the voice, i.e., where to go to enhance it in post-production. If the voice tends to drop in volume in the lows, then we will try to equalize it by making the lows more substantial. If it lacks presence, we will add a bit of mids

Depending on the harmonics developed, one can opt to add a pinch of ambience and stereo spread. You understand, therefore, that saying which plugin to add to a voice is impossible without having heard the voice and without evaluating with it what needs to be improved.