The KEY to Mixing Smooth VOCALS | Mix PRO Vocals in Logic Pt. 3

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If you're struggling to get a professional vocal mix in Logic Pro, this video is for you! Harsh vocals caused by sibilance is one of the biggest issues plaguing amateur vocal mixes. The stock logic DeEsser 2 plugin allows you to smooth out your vocals without losing all the crispy top end you want.

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[wordsfromasilencedpoet]

The way you explain things is so concise and easy to grasp! Thank you for this video!

[AntonthebantoN]

This is absolute gold! Thanks for this in depth, detailed and magically explained tutorial on this plug in. It's a game changer. And, using the eq t9 guage what frequency to that parameter too is so smart.

[borist.]

Man, i love your tutorials!
got obsessed with mix & mastering recently and your tutorials are the best!

[Fiveash-Art]

This plug-in has always been a mystery for me. Thanks. 👍🏻

[LA]

listening on just the computer speakers....the clarity is amazing

[musiclearner]

Please keep posting. These videos are very helpful

[acejackson]

I learned a ton from this video. I can’t thank you enough!

[RichardDeighton]

Great tutorial. Thanks. I think the 2nd de-esser at the 3.5 kHz range might have been what I was missing that was making it hard to control the sibilance! Looking forward to trying that out.

[ThiepDengDengDut]

Sir mixing is difficult, I do try to make sure the vocals and beats sound clear but couldn't worked out no matter how long I take, now I don't know whether I will one day be good at mixing, I really need my work to be perfect but always difficult

[tapanghimire]

I have had great difficulty while mixing, your videos help me make it easy…love from INDIA

[johnvender]

I find de-esser is important not just for vocal tracks in music projects but also for voiceovers. I'll have to try the one in Logic you demonstrated, I've been using that part of Tunca's CHANNEV which I find has a really great sounding de-esser.

[jasonlopez]

Can you make a video on how to use saturation and exciter plzzz, im so confused on how you use this and how it works

[markbirkett]

Is there any benefit to running two de-essers in sequence? That can be an effective way to make normal compression sound a little more natural, but not sure how it might work specifically on a de-esser.... EDIT: Ha! Nevermind... just got to the 12:10 mark.

[TheRealJayguar]

funny, I was literally just messing around with this minutes before you sent this out. I ended up using a fader as a bandaid to rid of a off a specific line, but now will go back and try this now that I understand it better.

[markcox]

Great video. Do you de-ESS background vocals more than the lead?

[rxklordescobar]

Logic hella complicated 😂🤦🏽‍♂️ I went back too GarageBand

[YeahButStilll]

Hated this video so much I hit the dislike button FOUR times! That outta teach ya. No but this video was super helpful! De-essers don’t get enough attention in the online tutorial world. It’s not fun or glamorous and may not get you the most views but it’s so important to get right, and not always easy to do, especially if the vocals are heavily compressed. So thanks for making this! I haven’t thought to explore lower ranges so definitely going to check out that 3.5k area next time and see if that helps.

[CFMRocks]

Logic ? But your the garage band guy. ☹️.