Editing audio the right way in Logic Pro X | Specifically vocals
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2021
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Learn what is the most effective way to edit and clean up your audio files. The noise floor can be a major disruption to getting a quality vocal sound and it uses a lot of CPU when not edited out. This video will show you the best way to clean up those noise floor gaps and make your vocals sound clean, neat, and ready for the final mix.
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Love this, simple yet effective. Thanks a ton!
Great job! Thanks for the effort. This was very helpful to someone coming over from Pro Tools.
Coming from PT too, the editing is so simple on PT and I’m having a tough time making the switch. But I’m TIRED of the $40 a month!!
for a Dyslexic like me that has a hard time learning from text this was super helpful
Omg this was so needed clear and to the point for a beginner like me thank you so much😊.
I loved this tutorial video! I'm a news photojournalist breaking into the world of voiceovers, and you gave a great example of cleaning the (vocal) audio. All the best to you!
That was fun. Thanks for the lesson.
Excellent tutorial . Thanks
Terrific! TY!
Cracking tutorial, thanks very much 👍
Really great bro thanks so much
Thanks Howie!
Great stuff Howie! Thanks so much.
Thanks for watching Steve :)
thanks a lot keep rocking
Nice one. You don't need to click the selected audio to be able to delete it in more modern versions of LPX
what a wonderful room you have !!! looks very good :)
Thank you for another great video!
Only a pleasure :) Thanks for watching
Love it thanks
Very cool and brief
Thank you Howie
Thanks bro
Great techniques!
Thanks Martin :) thanks for watching
Judging by the thumbnail, Howie eats Neumann microphones😆great Video!
Got to chop the head of the mic off first 😳😂😂 thanks bro
I’d like to see you do a full video on using the step sequencer.
I like it
Thank you
I just discovered this channel, while looking for audio & drum editing in Logic Pro X. This was a very understandable (and refreshingly short) version. Thank you! I am assuming the approach is similar to editing not only voice but guitar audio as well. Please guide me if that is explained somewhere else.
thanks 🥰
Good looking
Good info👏🏽
Thanks Me-Ko looking forward to your guest Vid soon man.
Nice 👍🏾
When departing regions in this way, where there is space between them in the Main window area, have you ever screwed up the timing of tracks by accidentally moving one or more of them left or right? I've done this with a region or two, not sure how it happened, and want to avoid it. I thought of perhaps making sure each region starts on a beat boundary, or perhaps copying the starts of regions from the list editor after I've done all the silence removal I want to do. That way if it happens, I know where the start of a region is supposed to be.
I liked this approach but I preferred to just increase the pre attack time and then increase a little bit of the post release time. but im not editing singing vocals so i have it a bit easier to chop out dead silence.
I've transferred my old analogue cassette recording from the 90's as a single track in Logic Pro and am trying improve the sound quality. Do you know what that process is called? I can't find anything about this subject online. The only thing the internet talks about is how to make new digital recordings sound more Analogue. I'm trying to do the exact opposite. Any advice? Do you have any tutorials on that subject? Anything? Thanks
Do you have a video that describes how to do a perfect edit. In other words, the instrumental is 32 bars but I'd like to edit it down to 16 bars. How do you hit the down beat with precision using Logic Pro?
You don’t have to click after your selection with the marquee tool, you can just hit delete and save a step
at 6:30
great for drum samples too
What happens when the fade feature isn't working?
Just double check that your track isn’t set to take folders. Meaning, you have several takes in what seems to be one wave file. You can identify this by look at the left side of the wave file and if you see an A or a B. It’s a take folder. Select the take you want to use and flatten the folder by right clicking on the A or B sign. Now fade should work. Hope this helps!!
Manually >Automatically
logic x worst audio sample tool ... pouahhhh