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I am cutting it in the mix. not solo'd. and It doesn't sound wonderful without the compression. ill try it though. and i have the comp. first in line. then eq. but ill switch them and try it out. Ill have him rerecord a little farther from the mic and see if i can't clear up some of the boomy...

I am trying to EQ vocals into a song. and i start having trouble getting it to fit. the question is how can i eq a track (doing only cutting), and get the volume i want? it seems like i can't cut the frequencies i want (mostly the lower frequencies) out without making the overall track too...

I mostly work with midi. My question is: when i am creating a song should my individual tracks be in mono or stereo? for example, like my synths and samplers. Thanks1

uh. well the vocals are going over he verses of the song, and the verses are split into two parts, the first part has hihats, snare and a stepped synth, and the second part or phrase adds in a bass synth, kick, and another higher pitched synth on top of what the first part has. so what stands...

Im using logic pro 9. I should, of also pointed out that all but one of the sounds is midi. i went through and compressed the track to about 25db and it did sort of improve my dilemma. Im thinking about maybe trying to compress the whole song after I export it, but i'm thinking that might...

Yeah i figured.. Ive been experimenting on the Eq for a bit and still cant get it to sound as good as i would like. Im not so sure about boosting anything though.when i do that i usually end up with some form of a problem later on.

Hey, im trying to mix vocals into a song (duh) but after i compressed them i noticed that they seem to have a real sort of boxy sound, probably the result of a shitty vocal booth, low end mic, and shitty preamp. What i was wondering is if tightening up the tracks eq in some way could maybe...

hm.. well ive tried to automated the fader and it turned out pretty noticable. im not sure about compressing it more then 20db.. but ill give it a try. ha thanks

Im trying to mix vocals to a song that changes in overall volume about every 8 bars or so. But its pretty challenging not to end up with really loud in your face vocals for 8 bars, and then all of a sudden having vocals that are just a touch too low in volume. Is there some technique to getting...

haha. wow. thats really a bit embarrassing. thanks for pointing out the obvious!

I am trying to use a compressor on a vocal track in Logic. Im using just the regular compressor plug in that came in Logic. What i dont get is that the ratio options all have three numbers, like "4:0:1". I dont know what that means. I looked in a couple of books for an answer but couldn't...

They were closed back. And i ewould like to add i didnt have any additional EQ boost on the track.

Can you explain that a bit more?? I don't really follow what you mean. Are you sure you replied to the right post?

hey screw you, thats my dad... hahahahha. (jk)

You dont need a 3rd party plug in for this i dont think. you can get that effect pretty well if you do this. go to the plug in box, scroll down to audio units, go to pitch, and then automate it to slide down in pitch on the part that you want to sound like a tape stopping.

I Recorded a rapper a few weeks ago. when i recorded his performance i had my monitors off and i monitored him through head phones, as for him he wore my krk headphones which shouldnt of leaked at all into the mic. he was in my vocal booth/bathroom. haha YET.. there is a generous amount of...

I recently recorded a rapper, and on one of his tracks i plugged in a "speech enhancer" which comes included with logic. It made his voice sound better i must admit, but i am starting to think that it doesnt sit as well in the whole mix. so my question is what exactly does something like a...

ok, im trying to remix a song. so i found an acapella (which is actually pretty good quality). I imported it to Logic and started trying to line up the tempo of the imported file with the overall tempo of the project, this is where i am getting frustrated. i know the tempo of the song is a...

! What exactly do you mean by mix? like, DJ mix? (which is going to be a single continuous track with more then one song in it, mixed together to clean up any seems between them) or create a different version of the original song.. because im down. 100% if you want to swap emails im more...

Same. i have a shitty space too. AND i bought a set of headphones. AND hated them. THEN i bought some monitors. headphones cant touch them. and honestly, i dont think space is too big of a deal most of the time. i mean, if you are getting paid to produce super high quality mixes then yeah...