BJLA:
What you describe is the simulation of the chorus "effect: as provide
in most electronic musical instruments. As a simulation this is only
slightly related to the true sonic complexity of a living human
chorus and the electronic method of achieving this effect is, at
best, a gross over simplification of the the interaction of voices in
a choral setting. The synthesis of a violin tone, even when taken
from a quality sampler, approximates the true violin tone only within
about a 20 to 30 % level of accuracy. Even less accuracy is true of
the so called "chorus effect" that is available through the technique
you describe.
--
Lloyd W. Hanson
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