vocals.....
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vocals.....
some ableton producers who can share some knowledge 'bout adding/mixing vocals into tracks?
if i try it, either the vocals or the track is over welming the other one...or it just gets too noisy
so i have to cut everything...
the real question is to add vocals in the hot part of a track (hard kicks/loud music) and hear the vocals proper at the same time.
example:
http://soundcloud.com/fuckmybass/my-head-keeps-turnin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSE56lmuA-k
if i try it, either the vocals or the track is over welming the other one...or it just gets too noisy
so i have to cut everything...
the real question is to add vocals in the hot part of a track (hard kicks/loud music) and hear the vocals proper at the same time.
example:
http://soundcloud.com/fuckmybass/my-head-keeps-turnin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSE56lmuA-k
while i do not have much professional input, i may be able to further refine the problem.
I think the most difficult aspect of working with vocal is that their volumes are very dynamic, constantly changing and the soft parts are very soft while the louder parts will drown out everything else if you try to make them both audible.
Many times before i use vocals ill compress them and eq out the conflicting frequencies, generally the low. Other times they are already pretty perfect, for example, vocals from previously professionally recorded material.
I think the most difficult aspect of working with vocal is that their volumes are very dynamic, constantly changing and the soft parts are very soft while the louder parts will drown out everything else if you try to make them both audible.
Many times before i use vocals ill compress them and eq out the conflicting frequencies, generally the low. Other times they are already pretty perfect, for example, vocals from previously professionally recorded material.
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