Guys I need some help! I have been recording a personal project and I have hit a wall with vocals. I am using logic. I am using a 57 into a focusrite pro 24 I believe my problem is in logic. I need to bring them more upfront and beef them up, if that makes sense. I have put an eq, comp, and verb on the track but i can't get it to pop in the mix. I have yet to find a saturation plugin that works on my newer macbook. Any advice? What kind of chains do you use? Examples etc... Any help is appreciated. Thank you!
Screaming Vocals in Logic.
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Luke Hertzler
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Logic has a rad tape delay plugin that you can use as a tape saturation if you set the delay time to 0. Works pretty good on vocals and drums, throw a little bit of distortion on screams to help smooth them out as well. Hi-pass and low-pass the EQ, try a boost around 3k to push them through the mix
Tha is dude! When using my pro 24 should I turn the input gain up until it starts hitting the red or turn it all the way down and use gain in logic?
mstone564
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- Jan 21, 2010
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Turn the input on your pro 24 so it's peaking around -6 or so in Logic. Some people track lower, but that's a good place to start your gain staging.
xTomx
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The saturation on the tape delay in Logic really darkens things up - I'd cut frequencies on the other instruments that are conflicting with the vocals before looking at anything else.
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