Membership plan: Going Deeper | Topics: Music Production
Course overview
In this tutorial, we'll be treating and mixing a vocal line into a backing track using Audacity, the Antares Bundle, and Valhalla plugins. We'll cover essential techniques like crossfading, noise reduction, applying real-time effects, and creating parallel channels for reverb and echo. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be equipped to produce professional-quality vocal tracks.
What you'll learn
Understand how to use Audacity for vocal mixing and effects application.
Be proficient in using the Antares Bundle for EQ, autotune, and de-essing.
Apply Valhalla plugins for adding reverb and echo.
Learn to create and mix parallel channels for a richer vocal sound.
Who is this course for?
Aspiring music producers and audio engineers
Musicians and vocalists looking to enhance their recording quality
Hobbyists and enthusiasts interested in learning vocal mixing techniques
Anyone with basic knowledge of vocal recording and editing who wants to improve their skills
Course content
1. Introduction
2. Guide to Editing Crossfades
3. Eliminating Background Noise
4. Enhancing Vocals with Antares (EQing)
5. Apply Autotune
6. De-Essing your vocals
7. Adding Warmth to Vocals with Tube Saturation
8. Applying Reverb and Delay to your vocals
9. Parallel Channels: Mixing Reverb and Echo in Audacity
10. Conclusion
Requirements
Audacity installed
Antares Bundle (subscription-based)
Valhalla Frequency Echo (free) and Plate Reverb (approximately $40)
Basic understanding of recording and editing vocals
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