A Pro Vocal Chain With Logic Stock Plugins 

HAHA! Thats the real secret!

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Looking for beard EQ plugin, will pay

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Haha! Great idea! Thanks

Thanks so much! That is a great idea. I will do a video in the future on vocal tuning. I use Melodyne mostly

Yea I’d like this video also on using Melodyne

That's awesome! You are very welcome! Glad to help

Great to hear! Thanks so much!

Thanks so much!!

Awesome! Glad to help!

You're welcome! Glad to help!

Thanks for subscribing! Glad to help

you are welcome!

You are welcome! Don't worry I have also spent way too much on plugins haha

Thanks so much! Glad you liked the video! Definitely give the tape delay a try I use on almost every mix

Thanks so much!

Awesome! Will do. Thanks for the feedback!

Glad to have you here!

Thanks dude! You are a master at this now though!

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. The gain difference might be 2 things: one you could potentially have auto gain turned on or be using a compressor that has no way to turn it off, which would be automatically applying makeup gain based on the amount of gain reduction. Or sometimes certain attack and release settings on certain sources can make you perceive the compressed signal as louder. For example, a slow attack time and slow release time that allows the initial transient of a snare drum to come through uncompressed and changes its relationship to the sustain. This extra difference between initial transient and sustain makes us perceive the snare as louder lots of times, as our ears are biased toward the first loud thing we hear. However, generally speaking, setting up a compressor in the way I detail in this video will result in gain reduction in comparison to the uncompressed signal. It will just be a more even performance in terms of dynamics. Hope that makes sense!

I typically will automate the volume fader. I tend to not worry so much about "gain staging" before mixing - as long as things are a reasonable volume and not clipping - and prefer to make my level adjustments with the fader. However there is not right or wrong way. Using the gain plugin/gain tool/instrument volume control are all great ways to change the amount of level going into the rest of your plugins if that is what you are after. The volume fader is last in the signal chain and that is where I am most concerned about level. There are some instances where I would want to manipulate the gain earlier in the signal chain though, like driving an analog style plugin to distortion level for effect. Hope that helps!

Thanks a lot. I was somehow reluctant to use the fader. Don't know why 😮

I would place pitch correction first in the chain before any other processing. Thanks!

@@sangstersounds Thank you good Sir! Oh, and thank you also for the great compression settings. Works like a charm!

@@CharlesGreggo Awesome! Glad to help!

@@sangstersounds perfect! I put it at 122 ms and a blended right in! Thanks again!

Awesome! Thanks for the suggestion. I will try my best to make that happen!

Thanks! You can stream it anywhere or download here on bandcamp. Cheers! sangstersounds.bandcamp.com/track/freeway

Haha not at all! My goal with my videos is to help you make better music! I just use my music as an example because I own the rights to my songs lol