Vocal Thickening Trick in Studio One - Warren Huart: Produce Like A Pro

[@ianmather5238]

Probably one of the most useful “tricks” for vocals I have come across. Excellent!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@1badsteed]

@@Producelikeapro is there a way of doing this with one click? As in is there a way of making this so all you have to do is drag and drop on the vocal track and it is done? Thanks! This was an amazing way of adding thickness to the vocals!

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Friends, Produce Like A Pro Academy Member David Mood was kind enough to show how to do my vocal thickening trick in Studio One! I know many of you are using Studio One and I've heard lots of great things about it, but my experience is limited so it is great to have David to help out! I hope you enjoy the video and please leave lots of comments! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@andrewharrison52]

you are a great guy I'm getting lots of top tips thanks andy Northampton uk

[@radjeffdennis3456]

Produce Like A Pro hey Warren when I was doing the pitch shifting , and entering the -3 values for the tune , they keep repeating for the the other vox tracks and won't apply to them individually..what shud I fix?

[@elimaagic2845]

Yo, that was great!! Much love to y'all and great thanks to David Mood, as well! This was very helpful!

[@questyeong]

Produce Like A Pro i tried this method. Somehow the vocal sounds very treble and not natural like how you demo. How should I fix the problem ?

[@thedynamiceffectband3619]

This has helped me so so much to improve on my missing skills. I would like to learn how to add a delay that stand out on just a small section of my vocal track or at the end of each verse and chorus

[@Vermonseidel]

I started with Studio one, the moment i saw all the features that have been integrated and the reviews it got, i was sold.

[@gwendohshidt]

i feel like this single trick took me from amateur to intermediate. thank you so much

[@AlwinMonteiro]

Studio One is making a huge diference in my workflow. It is much more creative has a fast think and act and sounds very good. I went to it from cubase and sonar, and it just have been great. I also watch people working with pro tools and have aways the feeling they are very slow to build their stuffs on the mix process. And it does not seem to be working fast and with no bugs as studio one does. They are doing very well, from a multi DAW user perspective. I'm a composer, producer and mix engineer, someone who spend the holle week studing and working with music and audio from the last 4 years. I'm a huge fan of the work presonus is doing, and this is not a paid propaganda, I'm not having monney on my pocket from these words.

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Alwin, thanks for sharing your insight! I've been amazing things about Studio One! I respect your opinion, thank you for letting us know! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@AlwinMonteiro]

+Produce Like A Pro, Your Chanel is amazing! The truth about DAWs is just that nothing better than knowledge, feel well at work and having the straightforward will to review ourselfs and our artistc aproach to something all the time meeting the deadlines!

[@AlwinMonteiro]

So is not about the DAW!! :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Alwin, so glad you enjoy the channel!! Agreed creativity is king!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@dxwallace55]

Love Studio one, so many problem with ProTools, not one with studio one............

[@DG_musician]

Late to the party on this one... just applied this to one of my mixes and had my mind truly blown. Thank you so much!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@philfyphil]

It doesn't matter how much you think you know about Studio One, there is always something to learn or be reminded of. For me this time it was assigning the folder to the BUS. Great presentation very nicely presented. Glad to see you are maintaining Warren's high standards, thanks! Nice song as well :-) 43 thumbs downers don't know how to use a computer, let alone record with it. As with the demonstration song, this works beautifully with a very close intimate voice.

[@zachklar1213]

Haven't seen an as straight forward and easy to follow effective vocal mixing video like this before, my confidence in my music production has shot up immensely, thank you for the awesome tips!

[@michaelpal7641]

For the record-I just spent several hours re-doing a few songs with this method. What a difference!! Thank you again!! The songs actually sound more full, robust..whatever you want to call it. But this just gave my vocals a certain fullness and punch. Now, please do one on Impact XT and how do do drums. (My weak link). Thanks again. Hope you are well.

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! Thanks ever so much for sharing! That's marvellous

[@jiggisabores]

I have finally switched to Studio One after years with Cakewalk. I had eventually grown tired of the lockups and bugs in Sonar, so I thought I'd give S1 a go. Wow, I feel liberated. No crashes fast rendering/bouncing and excellent plugin speeds. Wish I moved years ago!

[@christopherkouri2317]

Super cool. Used this exact process on a recent vocal and the results were phenomenal! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@thethinkingmindz]

I've noticed a consistency in the quality of the material you teach. It seems that you are devoted to impart excellence in this amazing realm of music, and recording. Please receive my thankfulness, I'm most appreciative.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thank you ever so much Cerebro! I really appreciate your kind words! I love being able to help people my friend!

[@Jamminn555]

Really appreciate that you added this video on how to do the effect specifically in Studio One. Thank you so much, David and thank you so much, Warren. Cheers gents!! Benjamin

[@ericwilks1036]

So many things clearly explained in one video. One of the most useful videos I"ve seen on KZbin...for anything.

[@stevepaine8731]

Thank you so much Warren and David! This trick has made simulating a choir from 6 voices just amazing - so glad I stumbled upon this video.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thank you Steve!!

[@preciousmisfits5134]

I learned how to thicken vocals, which helps to solve the problem of my thin voice. And as a bonus I learned several tricks about Studio One which are already proving useful. Thanks much! I would only add that I low-cut the pitched bus and put a 'glue' compressor on it.

[@poyax.]

WOOOOOOW. Just when I'm about to call it quits, now I am inspired once again! Thank youuuu!!

[@herrmanater1970]

I just got studio one and I am very appreciative of seeing this trick done with the studio one DAW. Thank you.

[@pekkyas]

Very happy to hear and see David on this channel, hope to see more of Studio One based workflows. This was a great tutorial indeed!

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +Ivan Pesut Definitely will do more Studio One based videos for everyone! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@davidmood5161]

+Ivan Pesut Hi Ivan, many thanks, glad you liked it! Cheers, David

[@djmariko8048]

@@davidmood5161 what is your e-mail address? Whats the best way to contact you?

[@michaelpal7641]

"I hope this was helpful"????? Are you kidding me?? This was BRILLIANT!!!!!! I have been creating separate tracks, panning left/right and then "doubling" my vocals and we all know that's not exact. I will watch this a hundred times because I didn't see where you created folders and I will need to find out the what, where and also millisecond values to use are located. I'm on Studio One 5. While I have recorded, I am a complete newbie to home recording myself. Yes-its addicting!! Thank you so much. Did I write that this video was "Brilliant"? BRILLIANT!! Subscribed!

[@FranciscoRodriguez-er5oz]

This was amazing. I just used it on an EDM Pop track and the vocals really cut through and sat nicely in the mix.

[@custommelody7091]

How can i do two or three likes for this video?

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +CustomMelody Aw shucks! You Rock!! Thanks very much indeed! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@davidmood5161]

+CustomMelody One is enough, thanks a lot! :) David

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +David Mood oh but two would be nice! Haha one for each of us!! Thanks +CustomMelody I appreciate your kind words! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@davidmood5161]

+Produce Like A Pro Don't be greedy, Warren! Let's share the one like, like a bisquit! Haha, David

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +David Mood Haha of course let's share! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@RODAREZconAmor]

I really needed this! I only do pre-production at my home studio because my mom is a professional producer but, I really appreciate this video because as I get better in becoming a better producer of my song she, would really appreciate this when she here's my song. Thank you for this great video from San Jose, CA "Bay Area"

[@timmorris5117]

Hi, Im using S1 and really liking this tutorial ! Thanks for sharing, and hope to see more from David.

[@davidmood5161]

Thank you, Tim!

[@ricardoayala2023]

Agree 200% with Tim Morris comment above.

[@valhjim]

Thank you so much, guys, for this humongously helpful tutorial. David is a terrific producer and teacher--very clear and straightforward instructions. This "vocal thickening" has improved my mixes and production a thousandfold. I am so grateful. Best tutorial I have seen. Tops!

[@maxnook8633]

That's a marvelously good video ;)

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +Sam Nook Aw shucks that's extremely marvellous of you!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@davidmood5161]

+Sam Nook Have a marvellous Thank You! :) David

[@ZacharyWVick]

+David Mood I just setup my microphone, with a tube MP preamp attach to an audiobox iTwo which connect to my laptop....I had 2 questions... 1- When I record I can still hear my voice in my headphones, how do I change the settings so I can record without hearing my feedback from the mic? 2- When I record my monitors (Yamaha 5inch) still playback while it's recording so the microphone still picks up the beat...how can I make it to where the playback is only in the headphones when I'm recording? Thank you for your time!

[@lilmaessGaming]

@@ZacharyWVick it’s been 4 years so i bet you figured it out already lol. Just in case you didn’t tho there is a blue button right beside the record button next to your track you are using. You need to click that blue button and it will turn off the voice in your headset.

[@jeromeperian4588]

That was quite the tutorial. The sound difference between the 'thickened' and 'un-thickened' playback was pretty stark. The sound got much fatter. This may cure some of the hollow sound issues I'm trying to have with my vocal recordings. I'm a 1970's guy fairly new to computer recording. I get lost sometimes. This was easy to understand. Thanks again!

[@redbowtietravel3409]

awesome i am new but i love this presonus community! great effect! thank you much!

[@protrudamus]

I have Studio Pro version 4.6.x. To allow individual track settings for the 'Tune' parameter, I had to set the Timestretch option to 'Solo - Elastic Pro Monophonic Format' for all of the 8 'VOX Pitch ' tracks. Otherwise, any change to either track's Tune parameter propagated to all of the other 7 tracks.

[@TheRealMikeHowe]

This was a great video! THANKS for sharing. I already experimented with doubling tracks and delay. But the pitch shift was a whole new thing for me. Awesome !

[@davidmood5161]

Thank you Michael, glad you found it helfpul! David

[@accobodla]

Spent all day getting to that 'back in the day'. That is truly marvellous. Many thanks.

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +Aldo Bocca Thanks very much for your great comment I really appreciate it! Have a marvellous time recording, many thanks Warren

[@nano7586]

Thank you very much for the tip. I was just wondering though, my "background" vocals have a very phaserish sound and I'm using Ableton. I'm using the algorithm called "complex" which makes it sound quite naturally. Is this phasey sound normal and should I just turn the volume down or can this be avoided?

[@markg6914]

Try flipping the phase. But use your ears in the full mix to judge what sounds better,

[@MaartenFranken]

Studio One is Awesome! Been using it for like 3 years and I love the functionality

[@leonleemusic]

STUDIO ONE LOVE IT~~~~~

[@junbug9435]

Great video! Thank you I've learned a lot of cool tricks now. Thank you for everything you do for the community.

[@andrewkstone]

Hi, Thanks for the video! I've got a question. I'm using S1 Pro ver1. I'm having trouble setting the cents for each track. I'll got to the first track and set 3 and all the otyhers will then become 3. When I go to the second and set it at -3, this changes all the others (including the first track). Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong? Thanks!

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Andy, that's a great question! Let's see if we can get David to answer? David? Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@davidmood5161]

Hi Andy, do you still have that problem? My guess is that you had several tracks or events selected. Make sure to select just the single event on the track that you'd like to manipulate. Hope that helps, David

[@nikardo]

@@davidmood5161 hey there! i have the same problem, cant figure it out, from buenos aires my greetings!!!

[@ricardoayala2023]

BIG thanks for both of you guys for sharing this one. It made me subscribe. To the folder trick works, one have to check in the options of the mixer where it says - Link expand/collapse of folder tracks with show/hide.

[@koukustik]

actually, this is a good song you used as the example

[@madison4251]

HOOOOOMYGAWD!!! Why was this like the greatest vocal thickening video of all time!!!

[@EFRAH921]

Why am i getting an autotuny voice like robotic😩

[@oscarestrella3512]

is too loud then

[@angiedeath8510]

@@oscarestrella3512 No, I'm having the same problem, at no matter what volume

[@matthewbarnett3540]

Did y’all ever fix this problem?

[@MkenyaMarekaniTV]

This is very helpful I am a new comer in production industry and I am happy I bumped into this wealth of Knowledge

[@SamSilk]

Ooooooorrr... you just use Waves doubling plugins, which do about the same thing

[@t.a.sstudios6723]

YES

[@boogybass]

Thank you so much! As a Studio One user, this was really helpful!

[@Producelikeapro]

Glad to be able help

[@dharvell]

Thank you, David, and thank you, Warren. I have been using Studio One for about a year, but keep finding little things here and there to improve my workflow. This tip will prove quite useful.

[@joncommons8968]

Thanks very much Warren and David. Love your videos and as a Studio One user David's video really helps.

[@HeartSoulLeake]

In studio one we created a vocal Thickening template using the settings that were offered here. The only thing that we have to add audio file, before we can set the TUNE parameters. Still a great timesaver. Thanks Warren Huart

[@lemmeador7996]

Really useful tutorial, this. Thanks for sharing Warren and David. I've started using vocal thickening on my own mixes and have been pleased with the results so far. My next struggle is with reverb. I can never seem to get the right kind of reverb sound that I want with vocals. I had a plug in that I liked and could get a nice short, soft tail to go with the vocal thickening, but then realized after some time, that the plug in was actually messing with the vocal position in the stereo spread. I was constantly fighting with the position, especially when I'm trying to blend two vocals together, each with their own "space" in the mix. I've tried multiple plug ins, including some well known and well respected ones, and still can't get it quite right. I'd love to see -- and hear -- a session just on reverb with vocals. It seems so easy. Everyone does it. And yet, I find it to be much more complicated than it appears to be on the surface. Cheers.

[@johne1599]

Creative People + Great Tools = Amazing Results!! Thank you, David & Warren!! David, I don't see the folder feature used that much and you gave a great example. The cool thing is, this video is as relevant today as when you made it 4 years ago. :)

[@realtalkkt]

This is awesome. I had a very basic understanding of vocal thickening but this just opened up Pandora’s box. Thank you !

[@barrywitt4618]

Excellent video David and thanks for sponsoring it Warren.

[@ScottCurts]

Great vid. I'm a Studio One user and love it. As a writer/producer it's work flow is seamless and intuitive. Highly recommend it for all creatives.

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Scott, thank you ever so much for your kind words!! So glad to be able to help!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@davidmood5161]

Many thanks, Scott! David

[@BSG75MaxKarnage]

Amazing video. I had a jaw dropping moment when you showed how to pack the tracks on to the bus track. Very clear on how to achieve the great sounding end result that used no commercial plugin to create! I can't wait to try this out.

[@davidmood5161]

Thank you, A Gaffney! David

[@kratomkingdomallyouwannakn8188]

That gave me chills when you unmuted the bus. So good.

[@carlosp.1846]

One of the most useful tip I discovered in a while. Thanks a lot. Can't wait to try and play with it.

[@nostaticatall]

So awesome, David. Great explanation! I'm a Studio One user and this is just what I was looking for. Thank you, Warren for posting this and thank you for this channel. You guys are both very generous with your time and your expertise and I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say how much we appreciate the effort. Cheers.

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Nostatic, thanks very much! Agreed David does an amazing job of explaining!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@davidmood5161]

Hi Nostatic Atall, thanks a lot for the kind words, I really appreciate it! David

[@andyhanrahan2781]

Warren, absolutely loving your videos, after endlessly trawling KZbin I can honestly say these are the unequalled BEST tutorials out there. I'm binge watching you!! And as a Studio One user, thanks also to David for this great video

[@mcstringer413]

Thank you so much, Warren & David. I mix in Sonar Platinum and this trick works perfectly in Sonar. I use the 8 mono tracks, but still use Waves Doubler on each track. I just disable the direct signal and one of the two stereo sides in each instance of Doubler and enter the appropriate settings. This is a wonderful technique!

[@scubarojo]

Wow, complicated, but actually simple. Can't wait to try. Thanks. Not everyone has a great voice, very few do, just singing in key is a challenge for many. Went to a Jimmie Hendricks tribute 2019, and they had many folks sing, only Johnny Lang stood out, far above the others as having a great natural voice. Like night and day.

[@etruskatinks4778]

Wow this is impressive! Thank you for sharing!

[@Hail2Russia]

It would be awesome to have a Studio One run through and how-to that you do with all your equipment and stuff. I've been starting to use Pro Tools in classes for my degree but the layout and visual emphasis of how Studio One uses audio is a lot better for me personally to understand how I'm effecting the sound wave. If you could do more studio one stuff it would be amazing! Especially on PC like how David had it!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +Devon Lee Yes agreed!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@boyscouttv2034]

Such a simple but effective trick.. thank you for doing this!

[@shanewegener8082]

Sounds incredible! Can't wait to apply this trick to one of my mixes.

[@85tcoop]

David, you’re my hero bro! Thanks a thousand times. I’m very new to this home studio stuff. Trying to learn as much as I can as quickly as possible. Thanks again!

[@stevekaiser3745]

This was a very good tutorial! Thank you for allowing the S1 expert to take the wheel on this one!

[@Wikked29]

Thank David. It realy helped me get back in the studio and try it. You explain just right on what to do and how. Also you wasnt going to fast like others. Thanks again

[@Raoaudiocovers]

very helpful....nice effect ....thank you guys....David and Warren....

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Glad to be able to help

[@21broadway]

Fantastic! Thanks for the studio 1 specific version!

[@ColdBanana100]

I didn't have time to try this earlier, but I am amazed! This is awesome and so so so beautifully described! Thankk you very much!

[@davidmood5161]

Thank you very much Logan, glad you liked it! David

[@donniehill5688]

Thank you Warren and David. Great Training Tip for People like myself that use Studio One.

[@officialWWM]

I know this video is 4 years old now but the latest version of Studio One is simply incredible. Matched up with a Studiolive series 3 mixer, you will have a powerful recording system!

[@markhofland1898]

Great video about vocal thickening without any plugin's!

[@devirte]

This video... opened a new window in my vision. Thanks.

[@Producelikeapro]

That’s wonderful to hear!!

[@edtube9246]

I really lke his accent and his presentation is very clear I want more david videos

[@davidmood5161]

Haha, thank you Ed tube! I have more videos here, check them out, and a new one is coming very soon! Many thanks, David

[@kevingilbertfan]

Excellent! I feel as though I have been a long time "entry level" Studio One user. I really appreciate this video dedicated to helping us crossover these powerful techniques in a way that many of us can understand and incorporate into our projects.

[@JKJefferson]

This video was very helpful. I will be checking out more videos from this channel for sure.

[@MartinWeeksmw]

As you mentioned at the end of the video, Studio One is really catching fire with a lot of folks. (Me for one) Essentially because S1 has really done a wonderful job with all manner of "Drag & Drop" techniques to do what other DAW's have to use file, sub folder and a lot of manual typing in to make changes. So S1 becomes a HUGE time saver for work flow. I'm sure you noticed that as he created folders, hid the numerous tracks and just worked directly with the Vox pitched bus he created almost all at the same time with just a few clicks and a little typing. Another wonderful feature of this DAW especially when dealing with phase issues like overheads on drums and mics on drums. In the track view you can highlight the "Event" or range I think in PT...then press alt and use the mouse to actually move the audio wav file inside of the event. Thus eliminating the need to move the actual track and then do other adjustments. If you're working in say "Grid Mode" but need to just slightly move one audio wave a slight bit to fix phase alignment this is huge. S1 also has what's called "The Inspector" (exampled extensively in the video) which allows for finite adjustments of your volume levels, time stretch, effects and automation. All of these little things, make what is a tedious and often painful process in other DAW's quick simple and most importantly ACCURATE. Great video again and thanks so much for sharing Warren and David.

[@damienstargemini]

Awesome trick and tip for Presonus Studio One. Much appreciated and very useful.

[@angelrecordingnewmusicwith6025]

I was hoping this trick was possible. Thanks Warren! Perfect presentation!

[@markichsen9705]

Great video here! Maybe you should also have pointed out for inexperienced engineers watching this video that the "PAN" in the Studio One console is infact a BALANCE fader (Vol for L+R channels) as unfortunately there still is no DUAL PAN on the console. On stereo tracks this would make a big difference.

[@craigr2317]

Wow, what a helpful and great sounding edit suggestion - many thanks David!!!!

[@MusiKariostv]

It's a great trick! Please make more videos working in Studio One, is really helpfull Warren! Congratulations from Paraguai!!!

[@davidmood5161]

Hello DELTA, I have two more Studio One videos on this channel, and a new one is coming very soon! Many thanks, David

[@justinreynolds3935]

This is awesome Warren. Thanks again for your insight!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@michaelagyemang9639]

David is a really great teacher

[@TerranMacKay]

Great vid, Studio One is for sure going to be the next new studio standard.

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +Terran Lucas Thanks for your great comment! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@davidmood5161]

+Terran Lucas Many thanks! David

[@martinchamberlain8948]

Thank you! Great "trick". Thanks David Mood for the Studio One Pro method! Nicely done!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@Ibantar]

Recently upgraded to the SO3 Professional. I'm really enjoying the flexibility and even new/unknown things this DAW has. I purposely chose not to deal with ProTools just because I'd heard many people "claiming" you were not serious about recording or music if you were not using it. (I'm not a huge fan of CROWD FOLLOWING, especially if there is another legitimate and reasonable way to do a task.) The specs and previews I read on the original SO, as it was coming out, intrigued me greatly! And I must say that even as a novice I'm getting very good results with this DAW and again, the improvements in version 3 has made other known companies sit up and take notice! I truly appreciate this video as it will increase my knowledge on this to get me closer to pristine recordings once they're professionally mastered. Keep up the GOOD WORK!!!!!!!👍🏾

[@davidmood5161]

Hi Matt, glad to hear about your good experience with Studio One. Check out my other videos on Produce Like A Pro! Many thanks, David

[@AntiDot70]

Friggin' genius. I was using the thickening trick with Waves' Doubler but this is way better and doesn't consume the computer's resources. Like I said... genius... thanks guys!!

[@jasonmcdonald3164]

What a great way to enhance vocals well done. Thanks for the help!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@Thinman63]

Fantastic tutorial! I too have migrated to Studio One Pro 4 and love it. Thanks so much for the great insight!

[@seanmcaleavy2369]

Thanks, Warren and David for doing this for S1 users. More, please! It is honestly so helpful. Especially for people who aren't all that familiar with a lot of tech language. It makes it difficult to translate your lessons to a different DAW when you are not sure what a particular thing even is. Of course, I know it 'is ultimately up to the person learning to gather this info, but it's not always easy when there is the assumption that everybody already knows. The fact is a lot of us don't know. An example would be the term mix buss. I only recently found out what that was. So something as basic as that was a source of confusion. And blah blah blah I talk too fucking much. Thanks for all your help!

[@gurindersingh7933]

I feel so blessed with produce like a pro 🙏

[@rickbendel]

I tried this on a thin sounding acoustic track..Amazing!! The added chorus effect was such a plus... Thank you for this.

[@VST2323]

can u change the color buttons on the mixer channels?

[@yonatanpandelaki]

Very cool, i also use StudioOne exclusively since several years already. It rocks! I still learned something from the video. Thanks Warren and David! You should definitely do more of these.

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +yonatan pandelaki yes David rules!! Have a marvellous time recoding and mixing, many thanks Warren

[@davidmood5161]

Hi +yonatan pandelaki many thanks for the kind words! David

[@atulkumarnautiyal]

Thanks sir wonderful tips you have given Please make separate video on double track and auto tune in audacity

[@ironweedstudios]

Nice to see a Studio one tutorial on PLAP! Thank you Warren and David :)

[@Red_Dead_Director]

Here is a Recap: (I suggest printing below for quick reference) Create Track = Vox Pitched Count 8 Mono Check Pack Folder Copy To Vox Pitched x 8 Pan L/R x 4 (8 Total) Select all 8 Tracks Time Stretch = Solo Delay Tune 10 -3 24 3 24 6 10 -6 10 -9 24 9 24 12 10 -12 - Remember delay is scattered RL , pitch is + - same value RL Select Vox Layers Control B (stops real time processing) Select 8 Vox Tracks Create Bus for Selected Tracks Goto Vox Pitched Bus Track Drop Down to Vox Pitched Bus - Hit Folder to collapse

[@lastplusfirst]

this works beautifully, and nearly without fail. thank you Warren, and David

[@D.E.B.T-Music]

#producelikeapro thanks, was hoping you would do it for other DAW's, but couldn't believe when I saw it was for Studio One %, which I happen to use massive thanks and thumbs up from me WTG Warren & of course not forgetting David

[@milansimko3501]

Very clear and intelligent tutorial! (with clear mic-sound :-) ) Bravo!

[@davidmood5161]

+milan simko Thank you Milan! David

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi +milan simko Yes David did an amazing job! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren