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Kevin, vocal doubles are tough for me too. Try this: sing one part and copy it to two more tracks. Put one lower in the center, hard pan the other two right and left but move them small fractions of a second later than the center, different fractions for each side.
One variation on this technique is to use a slight pitch shift on two of the parts - one a few cents up and another a few cents down. This is a great way to get rich and smooth backing vocals. In the old days Eventide included this as a preset on their expensive Harmonizers but nowadays it is easy to do with most computer systems. James.
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