How To Mix Clean Metal Vocals | Metal Productions Basics

[@tylerthomas4384]

Dude, high expectations for this one. I'm at work and can't watch it now but saved it for later. Your content is gold, mate. Keep it on!

[@IZZYFLUF]

Love your work Mendel!

[@nate-zr1ez]

wow. Steinberg should be paying you the bucks. Thank you Mendel!

[@treebeard6877]

More videos like this in this channel please, where the native plug-ins are fully made use of!

[@RJD_HEATSTROKE]

INTERGITY WILL BE FINEEEE (BLECH) Thanks Mendel

[@thomasschepers]

Really cool stuff! And very helpful as always 😊👍

[@andreaskwlzk]

Hello Mendel, thank you very much for the great video. I have a question about your delay settings. You didn't rhythmically sync the stereo and mono delay to the tempo of the song (169 bpm). How did you come up with the delay times then? Thanks for your answer.

[@thelightmonkey1970]

Mendel is da man \m/

[@brickschithouse6204]

Hey Mendel, can you explain why you chose to use the same eq and compression settings on each track, as opposed to doing it in the vocal group? thanks

[@maxborgers7713]

You can be safe that your EQ will allways come before any compression, that you might want to insert later on single channels. If you EQ the group, it would come after the single channel compression, so the nasty frequencies would get compressed also.

[@milanpolak]

Awesome job, thanks so much!

[@faridsyarmany]

Did you release this on any platforms? can you put a link to it bcs this one is so beautiful and heavy, I'd like to hear the full version!

[@project1265ffo]

super cool

[@Sir_Slam]

is the vox widener stock in cubase?

[@subramaniamchandrasekar1397]

All the while I thought metal vocal is dead man singing. Regards