How to Mix Vocals Using EQ, Compression, & Automation (Music Production Tutorial) 

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Really love your recent videos on vocal mixing! Your tip about adding EQ and compression only to the reverb itself on a send track in the last step is genius!

I enjoy being able to hear the individual-track components of the vocal harmonies.

This is a great tutorial! You explain compression and carving-space in a really applicable way, along with when automation can be helpful towards the later processing. I'd love to see more of these!

I found this to be incredibly helpful. There is a lot of stuff in the video that you could probably discuss to a 30 or hour long video. Showing us while describing the basics is worth 1000 times more. This is perfect, thank you so much! Also looking forward to the album!

I know that voice!

Beautiful voice. 😍🌞

This was super informative and clear ! And your voice is so beautiful 🥰

Jilian, you are my inspiration, you are amazing and incredible artist.

so cool that you do videos like these and hope you do more

Very detailed and informative, great content !

Thx

Haaaaai, THANK YOU for blessing the Chrono Symphonic with your vocals, an absolute mesmer to listen to and an unforgettable atmosphere on Schala and the Queen. I was curious, why do you no longer go by Jill Goldin? It was a little difficult to find you because of that. Anyways, all the best, the legend lives!

Been listening to your albums for a while and was wondering if you think you'll collab with Erutan again in the future. You two make a killer duo and it would be cool to see more of your work together.

Yup, this is still the good stuff! Especially liked the focus on the discrete reverb processing at the end. As for future stuff, I would be curious to know if there is anything special you have to do, as a vocalist, for a track that is going to be processed in the final mix with something like FL's Gross Beat or iZotope's Stutter Edit (obviously, I'm thinking of things like Identity Sequence's "Just Hold On" and the like) . Do you just sing normally or do you do specific things knowing how it's going to be processed later? What's the pre and post effects chain look like on a track like that, and why (obviously, I kinda already know the answer to that from the FL demo track, but I'd definitely be interested in a more in depth answer and explanation of what's going on there). Anyway, brilliant stuff as always, Jillian. Keep em coming :)