Vocal Production in Logic Pro X

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01:22 - Gain Automation
03:59 - Surgical EQ
06:58 - De-essing
09:20 - Compression
16:16 - Tonal EQ
20:53 - Saturation
24:43 - Stereo slapback delay
27:25 - Reverb
31:40 - Modulation
33:40 - Volume Automation

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Want to learn how to make radio-ready production using only Logic Pro?

In this video, I'll show you how to get pro vocals using only Logic Pro stock plugins.

Logic Pro X Tutorial:

#VocalProduction #LogicPro #HomeRecording

[thomasmagleby]

Good stuff. I may end up forgetting some of this, but I'll never forget that static burnin' down a road I've yet to know. MMMmmm.

[Arvin]

This mixing type is really as professional as it gets, teaching us completely free too. We are so lucky to live in a generation where knowledge is so omnipresent, thanks a lot to whoever taught us techniques people study to learn completely for free!

[danieliselectronic]

This is now my favorite video on YouTube, but the only word I have left in my vocabulary is "staaatic"

[TruCclear]

I love the before and after in the beginning you don’t actually know how helpful that is.

As a moderate beginner, I don’t really know how to look up certain tutorials correctly, so by the time I get through the video, it ends up not even being what I was looking for. So keep that up and thanks!!

[Sanjay]

Watched this video before going to bed. Woke up the next morning singing

[espedale]

This is by far THE BEST vocal mixing tutorial available on YouTube! You covered everything so clearly and with such enthusiasm that I never started to dose off. I did notice that you didn't cover pitch correction, but maybe you have a singer with perfect vocals.
Man, I'm so upset that I wasted so much money on plugins that promised to do exactly what you accomplished with the stock plugins. =(

[PhilipRedrow]

The trouble with so many of these videos is that most people just do not understand "teaching" or instructing. They not only speak and move through the content to fast or they have no clue as to methodology. You understand both i.e.you pause long enough to for the viewer to see where you're pointing which for novices or those unfamiliar with the digital world's jargon or this program's terminology. Good job, kid!!!!

[davidrios]

Wow. Never occurred to me to use the remove silence function to separate audio in individual regions for the gain automation. I was using the scissors tool. Thanks for the tutorial.

[VictoriaWhitlock]

This was really helpful! I've just been slapping on EQ, Compressor, and Reverb and calling it a day, but I know I need to step up my game.

[LiamHaleMcCarty]

This is insanely helpful, thank you. As a beginner, it’s great to have such a comprehensive tutorial, especially one that only uses native plugins

[ANOLBEE]

The most difficult thing for me was the compression, but now i find it much easier to do. Thank you so much for making this video

[donnmodeste]

I love this tutorial because allot of people believe stock plugins can't get the job done right and that's an insult to creators. Not saying stocks plugins are the best, but with the right ears and knowledge you can get the job done with a great sound!

[binur]

I watched this video two years before and was meticulously following the steps for my mixes from that time. Being little bit away from the tool for some time, I had to refresh once again today for doing my current mix. Thanks a lot for the good stuff.

[jomurgatroyd]

The subtle difference between EQ bands is crazy..my hearing is going to get so much more finetuned doing this. These tips have already helped a ton with my mix so thank you!

[yanny]

For me, reverb is the one thing I struggle with most. Thank you so much for this simple and elegant tutorial!

[Jewpacca]

Vocal automation has been driving me crazy, I always end up creating weird volume jumps that sound totally off. But this video has made me realize I was doing it at the very START of the vocal chain, when in fact I should've been doing it post-compression and EQ. This has been a game changer! Hoping I find it easier now.

[willjpalmermusic]

I’ve been using logic for 2 years now but this video has taught me to use techniques that really do improve a track. Thank you so much man, love the video!

[reignstudios]

Thanks for explaining this process the way that you did. most of the time people make tutorials thinking that everyone knows a certain amount or understands a certain level about whatever the tutorial is about and that will leave you confused or lost after watching. You did a great job of making things clear on all of your moves within logic pro. Once again thanks

[thesteviejo]

The fact that you are giving clear, holistic reasoning with each action is incredibly helpful!

[RobertMichael]

I’m a singer, but I’m a one man show so production is a huge part of my time. I’ve done 100 videos on YouTube and I thought I was pretty decent with logic.

2 minutes in and I already learned something extremely useful I never knew. You earned yourself a sub!