How Pro Mixing Engineers Use Delay on Vocals

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  • Опубликовано: 24 янв 2025

Комментарии • 12

  • @Machi_Breakbeats
    @Machi_Breakbeats 4 месяца назад

    Thank you. You really make it make sense for beginners. Teaching is a skill and you've got it! 👌

  • @StinkyDula
    @StinkyDula 9 месяцев назад

    Can you do this in logic

  • @DNeil5
    @DNeil5 Год назад +1

    Great video Marcus! Well done and I use studio one! Yeah! Most other guys videos are Logic or FL...

  • @Iuri480
    @Iuri480 Год назад

    Great video as always, especially for beginners! Also big shout to A Rush of Blood to The Head on the background 😁

  • @escapism22
    @escapism22 Год назад

    Thanks my man. good tutorial 💌 from Malaysia

  • @DarkStoneCastle
    @DarkStoneCastle 11 месяцев назад

    How much send level do you send to the fx bus?

  • @flamersss
    @flamersss Год назад

    So the Slap back delay is basically present throughout the whole song but it’s really low / more of a feeling
    and the main sauce delay is automated for the hook / special individual words you want to emphasize with more flavor to it ?
    Also, does Valhalla delay automatically detect the tempo of your song to sync and sound on beat ?

  • @riOdariot
    @riOdariot Год назад

    Hi, I'm interested in your course version 2.0. I wanted to know if provides dry vocal stems to be able to experiment and follow your same steps in the course. Cheers

    • @theindiemusiclab
      @theindiemusiclab  Год назад +1

      Yes! You can download the unmixed vocal stems + instrumental track for all 4 songs in the mixing module.

    • @riOdariot
      @riOdariot Год назад

      @@theindiemusiclab There seem to be two courses. 1 is the WowFactorVocals and the other one is the WowFactorVocals v2. Are they the same? The V2 costs less than the other one though

    • @theindiemusiclab
      @theindiemusiclab  Год назад

      There’s only the 2.0 version. It’s been that way for a few months now.

  • @vinny2280
    @vinny2280 Год назад

    The lingo is whats confusing So you put your delay on the aux bus then send your track to it I understand now