a lot of daws have "flex pitch" type of feature which you can also use for the "gain" feature of the breakouts. But yeah usually manually is the way to to go with the most control. I use Melodyne for individual phrase gains because it has an envelope feature to blend if needed. nice tut though, lots of people dont think about these things and everyone looks for a "one button solution" which is fantasy.. or at worst leads to an uncontrollable result.example: like people trying to control the dynamic range of the entire song with a single compressor. keep on making tunes out there! thanks for contributing.
Thanks for the reco! I’m working on a way to do a concise video about this but without it being super long (which tends to happen with these types of videos). Stay tuned for upcoming content around this 🙌🏼
Thumbs up to you for this helpful info. Quick question! How do i refresh peak levels in Pro Tools? Do i hold down command on mac and click on the peak level on the right side of the channel fader? Or do i click on the peak level without holding down the command key. Thanks
First you need to display peak volume which I do by holding command and clicking, then if you hold option and click again, it should reset. I believe you can also hold option+C while it’s playing and it’ll clear. Apologies if this ain’t correct, I’m going off memory while I’m AFK but will edit this comment later if I find out it’s something else
Don't get me wrong, u do some gr8 tutorials, I learn a lot about new plugins & how to use them, but this tutorial doesn't discuss how to set the level of the vocals relative to the other instruments in the track, does it? This is the most important part of how to "set vocal levels when mixing", is it not?
Hmmmm it’s kind of a trick question because delay ultimately should be placed where there is space for it, aka a pause in a vocal performance where a repeat is needed. Ducking a delay may ultimately defeat the purpose since it’ll make it less audible. you’d probably be better off not using the delay at all, and only find room for where there is space for it. I talk about this in my 10 vocal delay tips video: czcams.com/video/mqoddx95Iy0/video.html
there are plenty of tutorials how to use compressors on the delay (or reverb, etc) with the main Vox side chained as a trigger. its no different than using a voice to duck music on radio commercials.
Hey I like your videos very informative. When you say you only have autotune on “no processing” do you mix on the main track and through the All Vox bus where the gate, pro q3 and pro mb is? There is some processing there. Is that like a “set it and forget it” bus as well as the Vocal Master bus being a set it and forget it bus? Or is there tweaking there depending on the song. This is a very clean look and I like to try new ways of setting up different templates for productivity
Yo! Imma give my two cents. It doesn’t really matter that much with VU meters in the digital realm, unless you’re using a console or using analog gear 😊 The dbfs meter that all daws have should be very usable for setting volume
I would have to replay this 5 lol, so I can apply it in Logic. You were talking so fast although it makes sense, but using the mixer view I would have better understood. **Rewind** thanks for sharing
I never use the mixer view because the view I show in Pro Tools here displays all the same things mix view does, plus more that it doesn’t. Definitely watch it a few times or at least the key sections that stood out (chapter markers provided) and also check out the linked videos for additional help as that other video How To Set Levels When Mixing may give some additional perspective 🤙🏼
@@5piece it was more so understanding how you setup the subgroups, master vox etc. I understood everything else. Protools layout is completely different than Logic. Just have to rewatch to setup the groups and test out your theory. Example, my main vox goes to an aux, bgv to an aux, etc but then how would I route them all to one aux (master vox in your video)?
@@ELMCinc you would manually change the output of all of those subgroups to the same master. While Logic will automatically create an output path for a new channel, you can still go in and manually change it. I’ve used Logic extensively in the past and have done this. I’ve shown tons of folks in Logic (in my 1 on 1 lessons) how to do this so I know you’ll be able to make it work as well once you wrap your head around it 🤙🏼
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a lot of daws have "flex pitch" type of feature which you can also use for the "gain" feature of the breakouts. But yeah usually manually is the way to to go with the most control. I use Melodyne for individual phrase gains because it has an envelope feature to blend if needed. nice tut though, lots of people dont think about these things and everyone looks for a "one button solution" which is fantasy.. or at worst leads to an uncontrollable result.example: like people trying to control the dynamic range of the entire song with a single compressor. keep on making tunes out there! thanks for contributing.
You're the only person who has talked about this. As an artist, I'm learning that automation is very important
Super video, nice and in-depth and no BS
Subscribed. Very concise and straight to the point videos
Thank you Padre! Welcome to the club my friend 😎
Was very helpful, thanks 🙏🏻
Super dope video, helps me a lot!!!!
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5piece, could you make please video how to balance vocals with tracked out (multitrack) instrumentals
Thanks for the reco! I’m working on a way to do a concise video about this but without it being super long (which tends to happen with these types of videos). Stay tuned for upcoming content around this 🙌🏼
Good knowledge with this one
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What level should the vocal db be if the beat is at -10 should the vocals peak at -10 as well lower or higher?
Thumbs up to you for this helpful info. Quick question! How do i refresh peak levels in Pro Tools? Do i hold down command on mac and click on the peak level on the right side of the channel fader? Or do i click on the peak level without holding down the command key. Thanks
Alt/option + right click 💯
First you need to display peak volume which I do by holding command and clicking, then if you hold option and click again, it should reset. I believe you can also hold option+C while it’s playing and it’ll clear. Apologies if this ain’t correct, I’m going off memory while I’m AFK but will edit this comment later if I find out it’s something else
Good vid, whisper flow is gas !!⛽ #albuminoctober
Awesome tutorial mate! Out of curiosity , what audio editing software do you use in the video?
Pro Tools for everything
Don't get me wrong, u do some gr8 tutorials, I learn a lot about new plugins & how to use them, but this tutorial doesn't discuss how to set the level of the vocals relative to the other instruments in the track, does it? This is the most important part of how to "set vocal levels when mixing", is it not?
I wanna how to duck delay the right way well not the right way the best way that sounds good
Hmmmm it’s kind of a trick question because delay ultimately should be placed where there is space for it, aka a pause in a vocal performance where a repeat is needed.
Ducking a delay may ultimately defeat the purpose since it’ll make it less audible. you’d probably be better off not using the delay at all, and only find room for where there is space for it. I talk about this in my 10 vocal delay tips video: czcams.com/video/mqoddx95Iy0/video.html
there are plenty of tutorials how to use compressors on the delay (or reverb, etc) with the main Vox side chained as a trigger. its no different than using a voice to duck music on radio commercials.
Who on here wants to teach me the basics i learn fast
dope
Hey I like your videos very informative. When you say you only have autotune on “no processing” do you mix on the main track and through the All Vox bus where the gate, pro q3 and pro mb is? There is some processing there. Is that like a “set it and forget it” bus as well as the Vocal Master bus being a set it and forget it bus? Or is there tweaking there depending on the song. This is a very clean look and I like to try new ways of setting up different templates for productivity
oh okay so you don't bother with a vu meter when gain staging?
Yo! Imma give my two cents. It doesn’t really matter that much with VU meters in the digital realm, unless you’re using a console or using analog gear 😊 The dbfs meter that all daws have should be very usable for setting volume
I would have to replay this 5 lol, so I can apply it in Logic. You were talking so fast although it makes sense, but using the mixer view I would have better understood. **Rewind** thanks for sharing
I never use the mixer view because the view I show in Pro Tools here displays all the same things mix view does, plus more that it doesn’t. Definitely watch it a few times or at least the key sections that stood out (chapter markers provided) and also check out the linked videos for additional help as that other video How To Set Levels When Mixing may give some additional perspective 🤙🏼
@@5piece it was more so understanding how you setup the subgroups, master vox etc. I understood everything else. Protools layout is completely different than Logic. Just have to rewatch to setup the groups and test out your theory. Example, my main vox goes to an aux, bgv to an aux, etc but then how would I route them all to one aux (master vox in your video)?
@@ELMCinc you would manually change the output of all of those subgroups to the same master. While Logic will automatically create an output path for a new channel, you can still go in and manually change it. I’ve used Logic extensively in the past and have done this. I’ve shown tons of folks in Logic (in my 1 on 1 lessons) how to do this so I know you’ll be able to make it work as well once you wrap your head around it 🤙🏼
@@5piece awesome you are great thanks for the reply and the help 💪🏾
You doing great but u talk too much
So random and ugly to comment. Get some help bro
Dis video gave me a lil headache