Creating Vocal Harmony in Logic Pro X 

Creating vocal harmony in Logic Pro X. I used Distrokid to publish my music! Here's the (paid) link: distrokid.com/... A 7% discount is applied when using this link!
The microphone used in this recording is the Shure SM7B. Here a link on Amazon: (paid link): goo.gl/vXok5f. I'm using a copy of the audio file from the lead vocal and pitch shifting the note up a major 3rd or in some cases a minor 3rd to create the harmony. The 2 vocal tracks are slightly detuned and delayed to give them a more natural feel. The microphone used in this recording is the Shure SM7B. Here a link on Amazon: goo.gl/vXok5f If you are looking for something under $100 the Sure SM57 in an industry standard. I use it all of the time for vocals and most of the drum kit. Amazon link to SM57: (paid link): goo.gl/WZ6Wb1
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Some of the other gear I'm using from Amazon:
Rode NT1A condenser mic: goo.gl/47F75X
Shure Sm57 an industry standard that I use all of the time for vocals, drum kit, guitar amp, etc: goo.gl/WZ6Wb1
AKG C214 Condenser Mic: goo.gl/qoyW2e
AKG C1000S Condenser Mic: goo.gl/ePlBy0
Radial J48 Active Direct Box: goo.gl/2xH2qg
American Standard Telecaster: goo.gl/9DCI4p
Fender Deluxe Reverb AMP: goo.gl/gfphGd
Behinger 4 Chanel Headphone AMP: goo.gl/mgNMHM
Shure Drum Mic Kit: goo.gl/nYvWQD
Axiom Air 61 Midi Controller: goo.gl/NjEQXg
Adam A7X Studio Monitors: goo.gl/ETyz4U
Samson 48-Point Balanced Patchbay: goo.gl/Rqq5r3
Behringer ADA 8200 (not a stand-alone interface. Works with existing unit via ADAT): goo.gl/zi838s
Enjoy!