Mix Vocals In 10 Minutes - RecordingRevolution.com

Mixing vocals well is critical to making your song sound pro. But that doesn't mean you have to spend hours just to get them right.

In fact, today I'm starting a series of videos all on how to mix each element of your song quickly - in just 10 minutes to be exact!

And to kick us off I want to show you how to mix your lead vocals fast. In this video, I'll show you how to get a polished, clear, and upfront vocal sound with your stock plugins!

Follow these tried and true techniques and your vocals will come out sounding great every time.

[guilhermecanaes]

Very nice Graham! I am an almost 60 years old sound engineer, grammy winner, and despite my large experience I always come to your page to get some fresh ideas, thank you a lot!

[officialWWM]

I miss you Graham. You are an awesome singer!

[wayak]

I was ready to go to a professional studio after lots of failed recording attempts by my self, but after binging through this channel for weeks I can tell what I've been doing wrong and now I'm confident that I can do it right! Thank you Graham

[ThomasPenninger]

You're the best Graham, so inspiring!

[MaxiPetrone]

Damn, that delay just made the vocals fit perfectly with the song! Amazing!

[MrDoan]

Great video, thanks, Graham. Your tutorials are among the best: no fancy secret tools, but essential and important stuff straight to the point. I like your music taste and style: great song, sound, and singing!

[officialWWM]

This is the best explanation of how to setup a compressor that I have seen!

[birth_day_bear]

I like what you do. You show me new things to try out in my mixes & you also remind me of things that I'm not doing that I should be doing. Plus you videos are entertaining as well.

[TheTickets]

Thank you so much Graham for so generously sharing your wisdom, knowledge and mindset. It has really helped us become familiar with the language and principles of home recording and enabled us to translate this to our own unique setup and situation and start publishing weekly results on our channel.

[HomeStudioRescue]

Hey Graham, diggin the echo boy settings, gonna have grab that! You were the first person to teach me about stacking compressors on the vocal, it's one of my favorite things to do. Also, I love the Graham Cochrane podcast. You've really encouraged me to try and build my channel on Audio mixing

[CentrifugalSatzClock]

Great singing, great vocal processing and a very very nice sound! Awesome! Keep up the fantastic work!

[austinwalker]

I've learned so many tips and tricks from this channel with all aspects of audio editing including tips and ticks for recording, mixing, and mastering various instruments and vocals. Great videos and great content as always.

[KeonaJordan]

This is video is GOLD helped me so much! Thanks!

[onedirectionlover]

I'd love to see more videos by you on acoustic vocals! I like your explanations, but I lean towards acoustic vocals and would find it illustrative to see an example with a vocal for an acoustic mix (especially with piano)!

[michelp]

Vocals are difficult to get right... thank you for explaining this in such a clear and simple way!

[practice_Chinese_yoga]

the finished example is worth listening to this video for. Thank you Graham

[unohn]

No matter that you've covered this so many times. But this is still really helpful and still slightly different then other times you've explained

[elijahryder]

great this helped a lot and made my understanding of compressors more of an understanding rather than an arbitrary instinct of noobie proportions idk.

[Jaymoralesrd]

You guys are the best!! I leaned a lot from you 🙏🏽

[ionianblue]

Nice! I think stacking the compressors is an interesting idea. Something I’m going to try. I thought that it made the vocals here sound a little too crispy at first. Ut when you added the Echoboy, it made sense. The grit underneath it fits this song nicely.