You Should Know These 4 Vocal Effects

[@HomeStudioCorner]

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[@DSWL_]

thanks bro

[@andore8639]

love you joe❤ your channel is very cozy

[@Post-Alone]

Joe, love your work man!❤ have learnt so much from you.. fantastic voice too 👌

[@chasenace23]

Joe you are the goat my dude! You're a great teacher and your voice is awesome btw! Keep doing what you're doing. God put you here for a reason.💪🏻

[@rogerburke_music]

Alway so easy to follow Joe's guidence and is very well explained.

[@gregtapevideo1464]

I made a discovery recently on my reverb bus Joe!! I follow your mantra of a high pass EQ to cut out the mud of course but then I experimented with the low pass as well! My reverb is smoother now! It is less harsh in the highs! I'm digging it!

[@DerekPower]

It’s most likely a version of what can be called the “Abbey Road reverb trick” where you do a low-cut/high-pass at about 600Hz and a high-cut/low-pass at about 1kHz. This way the “good bits” of a signal get the reverb whereas the other ones don’t as they can create their own issues (mud on the low side and harshness on the high side, as you rightly observed). Cheers =]

[@deweyellis610]

Mr.Gilder, I truly enjoy at of your information, but one thing ( might just be my mood today ), but I wonder if you would consider using some type of mouse pointer that was either larger or some bright color, I kinda feel like a cat chasing a Lazer light.

[@rome8180]

Muse! They are definitely one of the first bands I think of when I think of distorted vocals. The second one would probably be The Strokes. Great Matt Bellamy impression, btw.

[@robmitchell2018]

More good pointers... Thanks Joe! I really like the idea of the gain only after the slap delay. I'm going to experiment with that!

[@60secmusic96]

you're singin so good!

[@mistermind7946]

The agressive loud breath-ins doing Muse 😅 on-point, JoeBro. All the best❤

[@徐劲夫]

I didn't realize you were a great singer.😝😝😝

[@NeuroPete]

Yes! I named each of the effects correctly before you said them. I credit this to my love of Studio One with its great set of stock plug-ins, and watching your excellent past videos. Thanks so much for all the knowledge you give.

[@oinkooink]

Good boy. You can have a lollipop.

[@seanconnell5417]

I named each effect before he even made the video

[@NeuroPete]

@@oinkooink Why thank you. I will savour the lollipop.

[@NeuroPete]

@@seanconnell5417 Impressive!

[@NeuroPete]

@@seanconnell5417 Impressive!

[@MarvelNotMusic]

I'm pretty reverb iliterate as of now, but I like the plate and slap back a lot. Will have to try these soon.

[@adonaiaudio]

Awesome ❤

[@michaeltablet8577]

Excellent video!

[@DavidKlaver]

What’s the best reverb settings in your monitor for singing quality? I found I sing way better with reverb in my monitor rather than without, while recording the dry vocals directly, of course. I think it’s the same reason people like singing in the shower. It has a good small room reverb, and the water's white noise also helps overcoming the lack of vocal loudness. With reverb you can hear your self well, and also sing in unison and/or harmony with your owns voice from a few milliseconds ago. …and it sound it sound better for yourself. The shower’s white noise isn’t that much of a big deal while singing with music, but it could help the timid put on he spot singing cappella.

[@gopalsemwal5979]

Great

[@exhaust4246]

Awesome

[@kimwestwood8840]

Hi Joe do you know why I am not seeing anything in the presets on my open air plug in? Using Studio One Pro

[@l.enriquelopez]

Hey Joe! How did you convert those Impulse Responses to Studio One preset so they show up on the plugin preset menu?

[@HomeStudioCorner]

They just came this way. Bought them from Presonus.

[@l.enriquelopez]

@@HomeStudioCorner I see, would be great if there was a way to batch convert impulse responses to S1 presets.

[@jebatman756]

Great list but...do you have to use pitch correction in your tutorials??

[@HomeStudioCorner]

There was no pitch correction in this video.

[@bobg8997]

How often do you combine a reverb with the delay?

[@HomeStudioCorner]

Occasionally. That was actually a bonus #5 tip for this video, but I cut it out...went too long 😂 1/4-note delay INTO a reverb can be lovely.

[@kevinwalker5151]

What vocal effects is the Ratt singer, Stephen Pearcy, using? It's difficult to understand what he's using.

[@kevinwalker5151]

Specifically the song Round And Round. Sounds like his main vocal has alot going on..harmonies etc.

[@ACGmusic-li1vi]

Do you use slap delays on Choruses if yes what do you do to make the chorus section slap delay different from a hook and verse area

[@HomeStudioCorner]

Yes I use it on choruses. No I don’t change it

[@chango276]

You appear to have put your EQ after the reverb in your chain is that right? Because I’ve also seen it before the reverb? I’m confused help !

[@HomeStudioCorner]

Yep. I want to EQ the reverb. Reverbs can produce a lot of low end, even if you EQ the sound before. Big picture though I don’t think it matters too much. But I’d rather be 100% sure the reverb doesn’t add any muddy-ness. To be 100% sure, I EQ the reverb.

[@chango276]

@@HomeStudioCorner gotcha.. Thanks for the advice great video 👍

[@steviek6484]

Hi Joe I have tried multiple times on multiple bowsers and your website wont load. tried from a pc that doesnt even have any extensions and its not loading

[@zachtoom]

Shout out to The Black Keys

[@danemiljoshua]

slap delay + plate is cla’s go to effect for vocals I guess

[@Borderbeach]

tips on how to fix booming vocals on a mix?

[@HomeStudioCorner]

eq out the boom

[@rome8180]

Hi pass in the lows and EQ dip in the low mids. If that doesn't solve it, you could also try multiband compression with a band specifically on the lows and low mids. I would focus on 250 Hz and lower.

[@adamshatwell]

would be nice to hear the wet vocals in the mix with music

[@jehoshuajephthah669]

Hy Joe what kind of mic are you using in the video?

[@DaveMcCall]

Looks like an Earthworks Ethos to me.

[@HomeStudioCorner]

yup

[@kofi_addo]

Please what is the name of the software you are using

[@stephencarter8625]

It’s Presonus Studio One, soon to be only available as Studio One Pro…

[@kofi_addo]

Thanks a lot 👍

[@LoweCommotionStudio]

Why hasn't Presonus added a spring reverb yet?

[@HomeStudioCorner]

🤷‍♂️

[@aarongreen3802]

Just stopped in to say bye bye to studio one because of their move to go subscription based unsubscribed as well. Sorry joe

[@nico-zh4eo]

He probably didn't understood 😅 . Bye bye

[@HomeStudioCorner]

You’re incorrect but I hope you find what you’re looking for. Presonus added subscriptions back around 2020. And all this time you’ve had the option to subscribe or just buy it. That still hasn’t changed.

[@exhaust4246]

@@HomeStudioCorner I'm joining the studio one family soon, Oct 9 let's goo!!!

[@cobusprinsloo]

I agree. Subscripttion means that you never own the software, and in the long ruun they maka far more money out of you than a once off payment for software.

[@nico-zh4eo]

@@cobusprinsloo if you stop paying you keep the software…

[@cover2harmony95]

Hey Joe. Did you and the German guy get your checks yet for saleing out your subscribers to Studio One 7. You did not even say what was on it guy. My trust for you is over. Oh. Buy your lady something nice with the check. Sale out

[@HomeStudioCorner]

Hope you find what you’re looking for.