Mixing Bright Vocals /// Secret Mixing Trick

In todays video I am showing the process of mixing bright vocals with the help of saturation / harmonic exciters. But there is a catch, I am also using a noise supressor plugin just to make sure that the vocals are still smooth. This is one of my secret mixing tricks that I use to achieve bright vocals.
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00:00 Introduction
00:10 Excite
02:38 Noise Reduction
05:25 Conclusions

[@2probeats]

What do you think about this mixing trick?

[@HackeyOG]

you're a beast

[@noopy4085]

Missed this one this is gold!

[@2probeats]

Cheers

[@TheBorisKol]

I literally tried this technique on a mix three days ago and right after that you dropped a video about it. Amazing content as always!

[@Thescarecrowjoe]

Amazing man!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@27naysen._.]

U always come up with the best trick fr, im still using that double soothe2

[@QualquerNomeBesta]

This is a amazing trick. I didn't know that the NS1 would make such a big difference.

[@ssserotonin1373]

Awesome

[@MixedbyToryG]

Im interested in a comparison between the FG36A and the Overloud Dopamine plugin

[@akthebeatz]

making the vocal sound more bright and sweet

[@davidrotimi]

Hey 2probeats, thank you for all your videos so far! I can't begin to mention the amount of techniques I've picked up in the years I've been following your channel. I somehow forgot you used Studio One and I've been meaning to ask this question to a studio one user: I don't know if you've noticed but the snap to grid settings in studio one aren't exactly the best when compared to DAW's like Logic, Pro Tools and even FL studio. If you have a hook/chorus section you're trying to duplicate in a later part of a song, you have to be particularly careful to make sure it aligns properly instead of trusting the snap settings to accurately place the events in the right place as they would in other DAW's (when the snap setting is set to Bar). Have you noticed this particular issue and if you have, how do you work around working with snap to grid generally in studio one? Any tricks or settings you use? If possible, I'd appreciate a video specifically on this because I'm certain I cant be the only one facing this issue.

[@ahmedabduallah3603]

Wow wow i always use a DeEsser and it doesn’t help so i pull the highs down, Man thank you 🔥

[@bilnabiln]

ahh i’d always try to use a gate after an exciter, but found it too difficult to dial in perfectly. a noise suppressor instead is genius! do you have any recommendations for a non-Waves noise suppressor?

[@AlfredGainesjr]

What mic pre amp are you using ? And what mic ?

[@FLAVMEDIA]

Mo like a MEGA Mill Trick:))

[@user-fx2mr4sn9c]

Hey man,i have one question - i mix my vocals with 2 track wav beat,but i have problem with the low end is too much,how can i fix the low end without ruin the beat?

[@kiidz760]

You can use the izotope spectral shaper on the low end and na ke yhe frequency band very narrow

[@DariuszBlasi]

ìI bit similar top end like with MAAG Eq air band.

[@edmondfrancis2340]

promo sm ❤️

[@oO5Dynasty]

FG-36A cost 150.00 thats a lot

[@kiidz760]

Just subscribe for the Slate digital all access pass at the Moment it’s only $9.99 monthly

[@oO5Dynasty]

@@kiidz760 subscription is even more money over time!

[@kiidz760]

@@oO5Dynasty yeah but if you get paid well for what you do and the tool make your work faster

[@oO5Dynasty]

@@kiidz760 HUH? That still does not change anything. It is Priced high anyway you slice it.

[@kiidz760]

@@oO5Dynasty yes but you’ll make it back when you work faster