A HARSH reality about vocals (and how to fix it!) | GarageBand Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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Sometimes your vocals might sound HARSH when sibilant sounds are made. Correcting these harsh frequencies is a HUGE part of getting a pro vocal sound.
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Thank you for making such quality content available for free. My mixes aren't perfect yet, but they've gotten progressively better, and you've been a big help. I continue to fight the sibilance and plosives with physical tricks to cut down some of the energy coming at the mic and also editing tools like the de-esser. Thanks, man.
That’s the exact right way to do it! Even just small improvements in the recording phase allow you to do less in the mixing phase and that adds up to a more natural, pro sound!
Really cool video. I have never noticed this problem (get use to your own voice) But lately I addressed
this problem and I noticed (being over 65) my sibilance is much lower frequency than your first example.
4 to 5 kish. This video clearly explains the process. Thank you so much. I do need to play with GarageBand
plug in first to appreciate the plugin you suggested.
You’re a man who has really learned your voice! Such an important part of mixing
Good one! Thank you, for sharing you experience! 🙂
Brilliant, so helpful! I have heard these noises but didn’t know how to deal with them. I thought it might be in the microphone technique. I have been using GarageBand for 3 month and loving learning to record my music! This is so helpful! 😃
Awesome! Stoked to hear what you do with it!
Been waiting on a vocal video for ages. Nice one. Hopefully I enjoy this. 😉
I hope you do too!
@@TheBandGuide it’s a great video. I’ve had that exact problem of eqing then adding a deesser and not liking it. I need to have a practise and then I’ll get back to you.
wow there is so much to audio mixing. I really just wanted to sing and play my guitar and free style to beats. But it seem I can't just put that out without a video because I don't have enough vocal and musical training to be perfect compared to those who have trained for years or have a professional mixer fix all the imperfections. I guess I was very naive getting into music. It's nice to do as a hobby but as soon as I get serious it seems there is a wall of things I have to do before I even put anything on soundcloud. I guess I'm learning my lesson to respect every discipline regardless of their pay or attractiveness. Everything in life takes time to build skill, or money to buy someone else's skill it seems.
Always fabulous Col 🙏
Thanks, Lee! 🙌🏼🙏🏼
Thank you Colin, very helpful as ever.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful 🙌🏼
Nice one Colin. Thanks.
Thanks, Tim!
Colin, I love your teaching that emanates from a pure heart😀. Can you please provide the link for the free download of the Nova plugin?
Here you go! www.tokyodawn.net/tdr-nova/
Also added to the description of this video!
Great and useful information Colin! I try to when i sing to hold back this sibling sounds. I get used with it when i didn't have any de esser. But that's just from a dinosaur perspective 😅
Very interesting! Any tips or techniques you use?
@@TheBandGuide It was mostly how i put my tongue on the S sound and not overdo the P, T and K sound and keep them as soft as possible.
Facilitating stuff Colin. To actually hear the sibilance on the TDR nova really is great. It's proof you've hit the right spot. To you happen to know is there a stock logic feature that does something similar?
It does! The De-esser in Logic has a "Filter solo" button
Hey Colin! Another great video, always great content, been using garage band for years.
I’m sure you’ve answered this many times but, can you release music onto the usual platforms using loops and beats etc from garage band? I’m always assumed you can’t, but never actually bothered asking. Thanks I’m advance 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Keep up the great work
Colin, have you seen analogue obsession's new de-esser Loades ? Much simpler then Nova TDR
Whoaaaa I hadn’t! Definitely going to try this out 🤔
that hair is wild man! lol
🙌🏼 the higher the hair the closer to heaven 😂
I scream like the devil which I find totally acceptable!
However, the faint-hearted find this terrifying, and sometimes this is not the screaming, but the glass-cracking sibilance up there in the sixth octave, where only the devil treads.
So, this was a great reminder thank you.
If you want to hear harsh esses Colin, you are welcome for tea anytime!
Best wishes.. always good stuff on this channel, though do please consider that your hair might offend bald people now and then! 😉🤣😂
😂😂 as always, laughing out loud at your comments Nigel! You must have some ties to the devil if you’re hitting that 6th octave!
Colin a double question. If the reverb and delay on the whole mix are part of a send. Can you put EQ after them
to do the Abbey road trick. If not how do you do the Abbey Road trick in GarageBand. (by pass the highs and lows).
Love your videos. Than you sooooo much for them.
Great video! I tried the deesser after I set the EQ then the deesser canceled the previous EQ setting. Did I do that in the wrong order or do they reset each other?
Omg, can you please help me? What is the updated shortcut to Delete Section without a
gap in GarageBand?? This is for podcast editing, to delete and move the
sections is a serious drag! 😵😭
what about a de-esser called T-De-Esser? it is free and they say it is like the paid de-esser... :P
I watched the part twice where you saw the "s" frequency around 9k htz, but I still couldn't differentiate it from all the other ones. Could you please go over again how you could pick that out? Thanks Colin! P.s. do you think the Scheps Omni Channel de-esser would be any better or just the same as the stock GarageBand one? I have that one but haven't used it yet.
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