Thank you Cato. Very useful and a very good reminder how much time and effort really goes into post-editing of vocals. Keep up these excellent videos! 👍😎
what's so great about this video is that since i don't work with vocals, i just kept substituting "vocals" for "guitars" and realized that so much of the things to keep in mind when mixing vocals definitely translate for guitars, in particular, clean guitars (i'm thinking of the mostly unwanted noises, nailing the performance, the massive dynamic range etc.) yeah this is just super valuable.
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Thank you Cato. Very useful and a very good reminder how much time and effort really goes into post-editing of vocals. Keep up these excellent videos! 👍😎
11:01 "Yeah." Found it! You're such a pro. And, my word, so much work editing out a song. Crazy!
what's so great about this video is that since i don't work with vocals, i just kept substituting "vocals" for "guitars" and realized that so much of the things to keep in mind when mixing vocals definitely translate for guitars, in particular, clean guitars (i'm thinking of the mostly unwanted noises, nailing the performance, the massive dynamic range etc.) yeah this is just super valuable.
Awesome! Yeah, I wasn't sure how helpful this would be for someone like you, so I'm glad it translates! 🎉
@@CatoNoise p.s. the shirt looks fire! lol!
@DavidPalmer_blinder 😆 thanks! I dunno if you knew this, but Sky Flying By is pretty rad. Haha
Thanks Cato for the good input. Do you made a video about organising your projects in pro tools.
Some good tips here. I like vocals to sound natural, but lip smacks or too much breath can be annoying. I actually like sibilance with female singers.
Please what is the disadvantage of starting the mix with the vocals first?