Mixing Vocals To A 2 Track Beat

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In this video, I go through my process for mixing to a 2 track instrumental.
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@1KriticalShoota 3 месяца назад

What plugin alternative could i use to replace the Spectre ? I got all the rest of the plugins except that and i can’t afford to spend that amount right now , will wait until its gone on sale sometime 😅

@edstokesmusic 3 месяца назад

Fabfilter Saturn is an alternative if you have this? If not you could try the decapitator on a bus and eq the frequency you want to saturate and blend back in. Spectre is amazing! 100% recommend!

@1KriticalShoota 3 месяца назад

@@edstokesmusicYes i do have both Decapitator and Fabfilter saturn 😅.. Thanks so much 🙏🏾, Learned a lot from u in just a week ! I’m part of your notifications gang now and anxiously awaiting every mixing videos from you 🙏🏾

@edstokesmusic 3 месяца назад

@@1KriticalShoota Awesome! Give them a go and let me know how you get on! I'm so pleased to hear this! Thank you for taking the time to watch the videos, means a lot! New video coming this Friday!

@MrBlackChannel Месяц назад

just crack it bro i havent spent a single penny on plugins in my entire life and i still got all the stuff i need. you can buy it later when u have the money so look at it as a free trial

@emgodas 9 дней назад

@@MrBlackChannelThat's the way to go for real

@MixedByS 5 месяцев назад

How much you charge for mix and master and a video like this

@edstokesmusic 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for checking out the video! Feel free drop me a email on ed.stokes@hotmail.co.uk and we can discuss! :)

@BOODA575 5 месяцев назад

would you gain dowm the mix at the end and master after mixbus or is your mixbus “your master”

@edstokesmusic 5 месяцев назад

So I balance the mix then I apply my mix bus processing and I mix into it. I leave the limiter on and mix through it. My mix bus is part of the mix if I take it off or adjust at the end of the mix then this will collapse my mix/undo the processing I have already done on the individual tracks. My mix bus acts as like my master. I don’t master it after that. If the client wants a mastering engineer after I will keep the mix bus processing on and send one with and without limiter on. Usually I want to keep the limiter on as it’s part of the sound of the mix. Hope this helps :)

@BOODA575 5 месяцев назад

@@edstokesmusic this clears up alot in my head i just got the landr mastering and i wanted to experiment with mixing into it rather than slapping it on at the end. one more question if the client wants a mastering engineer afterwards what would they usually do that is more beneficial than what you already sent the client e.g. make it louder than your mix or just run it through some gear to give it a final polish ?

@edstokesmusic 5 месяцев назад

Yep! My preferred method is to mix into it. The limiters really affects the sound of the mix so that’s why it’s important to have it early on in the process. All depends. Some clients prefer to have a second set of ears and allow the mastering engineer to do their thing which can add a nice flavour to the mix. Usually my limited mix hits around -8 INTEGRATED LUFS. Some mastering engineers will make it louder others may turn it down. To be honest personally i want the mastering to come back very transparent ie sounding the same as my mix or 2 percent better. Mastering can give the client like quality control check before release.

@BOODA575 5 месяцев назад

@@edstokesmusic good to hear that its all preference based great vid man and thanks for the reply deffo subbed !

@edstokesmusic 5 месяцев назад

Anytime! Thanks for watching the video!l and for the sub! Always happy to answer any questions and if there is any future content you would like to see let me know too!