The 3 Attributes of ANY Great Sounding Vocal (Do you have them?) 

Thank you .

Yes please!

good idea! please chris!

This. This is exactly what I need. I open up pro tools and instantly my brain shorts circuits and I can't figure out where to even begin. I have no idea how to include any kind of effects and be able to hear them in my headphones while recording, let alone how to actually do any EQing or other effects before I can even send it to my headphones in the first place. It seems like every tutorial is for logic pro and the few I've found for pro tools skip over those important things like they assume I know what I'm doing already -.-

The course he does with Will Ramos has a whole mixing session that wills mix engineer teaches

Happy to hear that!

You got it! @Poetslove, glad I could help

I think that’s probably tip#2… #1 is adopting his confidence! My gosh.

Yes, absolutely... whatever is comfortable! Just listen to your body and do what it tells you first, before striving to get a particular sound! :)

Yes please!

Mostly yes :) Although you can qualify for a "sharing claim" if you reach out to the copyright owner. The content ID system will not strike it, but will not let you monetize it, instead sending any ad revenue to the copyright owner who has claimed the video.

@@chrisliepe thank you I appreciate your input. Hoping you have an excellent day!

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Depends on the band, context, and intent of the song. Archspire, for example, would likely disagree, as they use the vocals more percussively. So that requires a more nuanced mix that lets the vocals work together with the guitars and bass to create a more singular, cohesive sound. In a Pop sphere, you'd be right. But there's no broad-sweep rule for where the vocals should sit in the mix for every genre.