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38:17 "It just sounds like she was trying to eat her tongue while singing." MTHG laying on the BURN!

Hey Man - really cool Video series !! Thanks a lot for sharing, highly appreciate it ... very, very helpful cheers

Flex Time is really helpful - I'm not too experienced with it -great tutorial!

great work with really hard moments of the vocal parts! i'd been got good experience

Surprised you didn't address the "th" sound in the phrase "death with no freedom" any earlier. I noticed it as soon as she did the vocals! But interesting manner in which to try and fix those sorts of things. Great tutorial as always!

Thank you very much

Hi sir kindly me you tell me how can I import Apple loops in logic Pro X project with the help of keyboard shortcut keys because I am visually blind so I can use only keyboard shortcuts. Kindly share your precious knowledge with us I will be very thankful to you

hey guys does anyone know the best way to remove vocals from a MP3 track im really struggling. Thanks everyone!

Hello, just wondering, what's the point of creating a new track for the bus/aux? thanks

I'm kind of a snob when it comes to reverbs. I'm not normally like that, but damn it if most of them just sound fake, and muddy sounding even with EQ etc. I think of great Reverbs on tracks like Micheal Bolton, Whitney Houston etc. that makes a big singer sound like they're singing into a HUGE place that gives you these amazing tails on the transients. I don't mind smaller rooms too, but a GREAT Lexicon is where it's at for me. I have the Waves Rverb and even that one is....not my favorite. The 60's and 70's were ceramic walls and slap back rooms...almost a chorus effect...then the 80's got those luscious warm and glossy overdone rooms and tails with the outboard equipment coming online with the Lexicon 4080L etc. Then that was overdone so the 90's went dry as hell. Some of those vocals are hard for me to listen to because they are so dry and uninteresting and lacking vibrancy. (Like a burger with no ketchup mustard or mayonnaise...or better yet...cookies and NO MILK!) But digital audio was just coming online and the stuff they were using didn't always creating that rockin Neve sound we all know and love either. Then it seemed like Reverbs came back around to average, or slightly bigger than average sized rooms with just enough wet signal to make a vocal pop in the mix. I'm bringing those 80's reverbs BACK BABY! I love that shiz! K...got that off my chest. Nuff said.

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Death with no freedom, huh?

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very helpful--- always learn a little bit that I can use for my next recording