I didn't think I would learn anything from this since I've been doing this for years... But are you telling me I could have just clicked normalize this whole time instead of adding a volume boosting effect for every source!?
using the same trick for plucking the beginning of the sample, i sometimes like to sorta bring down the volume just a bit at the end of the same sample
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I didn't think I would learn anything from this since I've been doing this for years...
But are you telling me I could have just clicked normalize this whole time instead of adding a volume boosting effect for every source!?
A tutorial from Jario? Based. I remember that Nadalyn did the exact same thing in her tutorial.
using the same trick for plucking the beginning of the sample, i sometimes like to sorta bring down the volume just a bit at the end of the same sample
hi :) im the guy who asked for this tutorial
ima use it someday if my chorus sucks a little
Awesome! I wanna try it the next I decide to make a random chorus out there!
Yes!!! That’s what we’ve been waiting for!!!!!
Bro you stole this method from Teh64thSpartan, they deserve credit #JUSTICEFOR64THSPARTAN
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No offense, but WACK!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
just what i needed! thank you!
cool nicee, thanks jari!! 😊
*THAT’S what it’s called? Plucking? Really?*
Nice tutorial Jade
How many system icons do you need
Nice handsome voice you got there! 😎🔥
i didn’t know normalizing exists in vegas pro….
Same, until a few months ago
Now you know bro 😎
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You can also split it and adjust the speed some to make it sound cleaner
Link for the crack?
Or you can simply use khs transient shaper on the chorus.
that will crash your vegas pro if you use it, I tried it and it was a pain in the ass
@@maniya19offical maybe it's your copy of vegas, or it varies from user to user, depending on the hardware used.