Vocals delay is a time based effect used to create a duplicate of your vocal to play at an interval (or intervals) after your main vocal. Depending on the vocal delay settings you use, you can give that track more width in the stereo field. Because the vocals are typically the focal point of your […]
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After we’ve done all the EQ and compression in our mix, it’s time to start thinking about space. While we might reach for reverb and delay, you might find you can get the effect you’re looking for using chorus. Let’s answer what is chorus and how you can use it to add color and width
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Ableton’s stock plugins are as good if not better than a lot of the premium offerings out there. If you want to use sidechain compression, Ableton has you covered as part of their stock compressor plugin. Here is how to use Ableton sidechain compression. Ableton Sidechain Compression Here are the settings I recommend when using
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Vocals are one of the biggest offenders when it comes to having unwanted low frequency information. Even with a high pass filter setting on the microphone itself engaged, you can still pick up a lot of unwanted ambient sounds. Whether it’s from room noise the microphone picked up or tones on the vocal itself, let’s
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Ratio, threshold, attack, release and more! Audio compressors are designed to attenuate dynamics in audio, or the difference between the loudest and quietest parts. This gives the audio a more consistent level and with it a feeling of more energy. This audio compressor settings chart will address every typical setting you’ll find on a typical
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