Vocal Manipulation Tips and Advice

[Symphon]

So, I'm one of those people that has major trouble with voice manipulation, be it EQing correctly, glitching, or effects. They've always been difficult for me, and I know I'm not the only one that has this trouble.

There's this one effect I want specifically for a song I'm making soon. If you listen to Queen Chrysalis, she has a very interesting slight effect to her voice. Her normal voice is very noticeable, but there's some type of distortion-type-thing (I have no clue how to explain it) that is just behind it. It might be just the same voice clip with a different pitch and some very heavy chorus, but like I said, I'm bad with those types of effects. Could someone offer some advice on how to get that effect?
Here's an example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfLQHW3_qVw

Also, if anyone else has questions on vocal manipulation, or want to give some random advice, you could place them here if you'd like.

[the4thImpulse]

1. Copy vocal track, keep one at normal pitch and volume
2. Lower pitch of second or lower the format of the voice with a vst (I use this free plugin)
3. Lower volume of the second voice so its noticeable but not intrusive.
4. Add whatever distortion you see necessary

Thats it in a nutshell

[Genkar]

This thread has a lot of tips on vocal processing.

It's not exactly about the same effect, but you might find it useful anyway.

[FIMprov]

What I do to achieve a "Chrysalis-style" vocal effect is pretty much what the4thimpulse said. I'll take the original vocals and bring them into my autotune software. From there, I clone it twice and pitch one up a step or so and the other one down a step or a step and a half, and voilá! You are now King of the Changelings. I think the pitching up is what provides the sound of a little bit of distortion; the higher frequencies of the consonants pitched up even more tends to sound rather grainy, especially when the pitching-up is done in an autotune software.

[Freewave]

Definitely play around with Vocodex if you have fl studio. A lot of ability to play with a variety of vocal effects there. Otherwise i think you've already rcvd plenty of good advice already.

[Symphon]

This all definitely helps. Thanks a bunch! I'm almost done with the instrumental, so I think it should be done soon... Woo.