WillyDavidK wrote…

Reverb typically helps widen up the sound of your voice. You can try chorus to give it a bit more impact, or even a very short delay has a similar effect. There are places where you want to be sparing, and places where you can load up as much FX as your cpu can handle. It all depends on the sound you're going for.

For example, not that Eyes open is necessarily a great example to follow, but on the verse I used reverb, automated a send channel with delay, and a compressor on my vocals, and the delay was mostly for rhythm, not really enhancing my voice at all.

However, on the "i can see i can see" part my voice was running (in this order) through a vocoder (the vocoder in FL is really crappy, it was just for coloration, nothing like the one in cubase I used on drifting) then chorus, then a Filter with the cutoff being modulated by a peak controller, then reeverb, and lastly a compressor. Oh, and it was layered in 3 part harmony.

Anyways, more than anything just experiment. Many a good discovery has been made by mistake.