How to Stack Vocals

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[themasterchain]

Just the first 2 tips are already 95% of everything. And no, you can't cheat that, you have to record it multiple times. The science behind is that the signal of them is slightly different and that is exactly what makes it wide

[don-edz-miami]

I’ve been working on audio mixing and it took a while for it to click, and this guy has reduced 5 years of trial and error in just a few videos! I can honestly say Sage audio is the real deal 👌🏼 thank you for sharing the knowledge other fellow producers/mixers need to create better music

[matthewmcclure]

Great video. Always reassuring to get confirmation on some techniques I'm already using, along with some new ideas/slight alterations. This video is a perfect example of how to deliver practical and easy absorb information in a concise manner.

[alexanderpiano]

You guys do videos right. You've incorporated the workflow into the presentation of the material. Highly efficient. Had my google doc open on the extra monitor and took notes. Most productive 15 minutes I've had in a while. THANK YOU!

[firstbboy]

Thank you for all of your useful information. My mixing has improved so much thanks to you.

[Quant-Beat]

Having vocal multiples is probably the sharpest tool one has in a vocal session and its processing. That they slightly differ in timing and that’s the magic, they become better multiples.

[SHAMESOUNDS]

Aww this is going in my favourites, the difference from the first draft until the end is amazing, I love how you put this together, thank you

[dspoet]

This is so dope. I’m working a rap song with r&b singing hooks. I was trying to figure out how to mix all the singing vocals for the hook.

Because this video, I know now.

[kankanbaishya]

Actually today I' searching for vdeo of this type, finally I got.. thankyou

[sparkyapplepants]

Yet an other excellent video with actionable/very usable suggestions. Thank you!

[theGeoIII]

This video was so well done I’m not even going to lie probably the best tutorial I’ve see this year

[danel]

Simple, easy to understand, and unlike other tutorial that have unnecessary filler. So much information that i've been searching in under 10 mins video. Thank you! You are so underrated! #subscribed

[parasiteunit]

Thnaks for confirming what i already suspected (getting my head round recording vocals - its early days, six months in, lots to learn). Having several takes makes a massive difference... Also, to me, it sounds way fuller than just autotuning everything - its more effort, but to me so far - it seems worthwhile

[geesaeran]

This channel is awesome man...
I always watch your videos...
Thanks for sharing the knowledge ...

All support 👊👊for you man..

[ZuElVenado]

WTF first of all good video, secondly when you said like the video the literal like button glowed, im actually shocked and im not lying

[Eraeraeric]

What I struggle with most is singing in tune and at the right time

[markkram]

First time coming across your video but this is so HELPFUL!!! Already subscribed and keep going!

[GBANI]

Great video again, to the point. As for the service that you advertise, it is a matter of days to send my next project. But. I will like to add, that I do have indeed a mix that needs mastering but it needs also mixing. Imagine if you could provide that service too.

[PatrickAdamsMusic]

Keep it coming! Excellent as always! Thank you!

[bstfilms]

I've been one tracking it and I've definitely made the most of it imma try 2 tracking next recording session