Mixing Intimate Pop Vocals in Logic Pro X - Stock Plugins Only! - Part 1 (EQ & Compression)

[@jakeosborne9258]

I learnt more from this 15 minute tutorial than the first year of my music tech degree lol, please do more

[@jakeismyfirstname]

insanely underrated channel mate! this is great info

[@guy.britton]

Thanks Jake, appreciate it!

[@normjones6916]

Super application of stock plugins :)

[@Thewind_beat]

I was doing the work of the second compressor with Pro C2

[@Thewind_beat]

Thanks buddy,great Skills...

[@jadethegemofficial]

I love this tutorial thank you so much. 💜 Also what mic was used to record vocals it sounds amazing?

[@guy.britton]

Thank you! This vocal was recorded on a Neumann TLM 102 through a Focusrite ISA One preamp if I recall correctly.

[@oxal08]

How great your videos I hope you make one the same but mixing with the Waves

[@MixAtölyesi]

Thanks bro so great :) ı hope you make this series for rap vocals or ı send to you my project for mixing with youtube channels

[@normjones6916]

Great idea but , but ? How do you save it, as what ? And how do you load it on its own into logic ?

[@guy.britton]

Which part are you referring to saving?

[@normjones6916]

@@guy.britton The whole track stack as a patch, it doesn't show up once saved

[@guy.britton]

@@normjones6916 You can save a track stack into its own project file and then just import it from the file browser on the right hand side. If you bookmark the project file it's super quick to just pull it up and load it into a new session.

[@normjones6916]

@@guy.britton Ok Thanks, I got it working, saving it as a patch as opposed to a channel strip, Thanks for the great idea. Bin using since the Atari days tracks stacks still a bit wierd to get used to.

[@Tfkproductions00]

no noise gate first?

[@guy.britton]

Only if it needs it. I generally edit the vocals manually rather than use a noise gate as it gives me more control over what I’m doing.