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alright so now we are at the point where we can start
sculpting ecuing
we did a lot of subtraction in the last lesson
I thought I was gonna add a lot of drums
and ended up at the very end citing
that just took away from the song
uh so now we're going to just EQ and kind of blend
you'd think that um
there's less things to mix
there's less instruments
uh less vocal layers that it'll be easier to mix um
and in many ways that's true
but there's also more things in your face um
and more things that could go wrong
and phase each other out
so we just wanna
make sure that everything is nice and tight and crisp
I think in the last song
there was such a heavy emphasis
on making everything super perfect and lined up
and I do want this to have that same effect
but we're gonna
let the song speak for itself a little bit more
rather than making it sound too perfect
because you don't want something like this to sound
super robotic
for example
on the last song
like I was dragging vocal syllables onto the grid
I think there's
there's no drums in this really
it's just the sequence um
base effect so I think
it'd be wise to leave everything very open and loose
but let's just give it a rundown
we just listen to where we are at in the verse
see if there needs to be any specific note
like changes
I miss the way life used
okay so on this one I
I really like
miss the way life used to be
I really love the way that's hitting
I don't really wanna touch that
sometimes I'll do that
and this is one of those cases
but I can kind of clean up the first half that
a little bit
so let's put this to a minor
we're back in auto tune
I don't think we're gonna tune every note
we're just gonna get
like the transitional notes
because it pains me
like this d
for example
is not all the way a d
it just I kind of went a little sharp to a d
d sharp so um
but you know
uh just nothing crazy
smooth this part out right here
maybe get this be up here to hmm hmm
that's fine
because at the very
very end let's listen
a big tuition
I could go up
Shin I'm just gonna get that shin
I don't even need to
the rest is fine right there
a big tuition I could
I'll kind of use this method when I'm cleaning up
a live performance
where you want it to sound like
you know when you're on a stage
your voice is not gonna sound perfect
like it is in the studio
so the live facets make it a little more forgiving
and I kind of wanna use that same approach
here as well
this is not okay
but we're just gonna get this middle back in time
I begged to wish and I could listen to that now
I begged to wish and I could go in time
I miss the way life
it's good
maybe this right here I'm wondering wondering
um
get to that be quicker smooth it out
I'm wondering too much though
oh I'm wondering
and by the way
if in your song it calls for like
more like a heavy auto tune stance
like this is just particular to this song
so you could be making your uncomfortable song be like
I hate auto tune so much
I want to use more of it to do Charlie's lesson
I'm wondering if hmm
okay let's do it
I'm wondering if it will under still too much under
and if it will all
push the compression you get to
like I'm not touching any of that that sounds fine
around I kind of little
little too much inflation on there go round
ah huh it's a night
that's what I want to get really going there
ball that f right there
smooth that down there
you have like
a very honest sounding
like less pop but
very honest sounding vocal
alright alright alright alright
so I always I kind of LED that note off by hitting an a
so I want to kind of start on the G but drag it down
maybe get to the a quicker
so super tune it first
and then back it off from there
a little more
copy paste to the other horse I try
so down on myself
just sit down on myself
sit down on
really listening here for
not kind of embracing the imperfection
but cleaning it up a little I try so hard
oh yeah these do a lot here but everything comes
and make this a little wider
I don't want it to be
I want it to be in the middle
it's supposed to like
kind of sound like a Amy Winehouse warm kind of thing
I'm hearing
like a little overtone on what I want to get rid of
so let's go like our trusty Neutron EQ
G on the G
it's like an overtone of an E
now we get rid of that
subtle difference listen to it before
sounds like the hotel lobby bell this
we got rid of the hotel lobby bell
hmm I've been
back in time and now that that little resonance is gone
we can make it louder I beg to
I think this knee is 1073 little module
what is this modern jazz MP three enhancer
what is that even
hmm yeah that's
and if it will all be alright
we don't have a rhythm section
so I want that little top bell to be
if I didn't have that Neutron EQ would sound like this
sounds sounds like it was close mic
you know what I'll use sometimes too
it might work
I I don't really use it on like big productions
cause I feel like it gets a little lost in the sauce
but going back
so like nectar
and not like really using what is on volume
but like sometimes they have like
really good suggestions too
too much right now
I'll probably just end up using the ECU
now let's let's get rid of that boom off EQ on
maybe DSR and if it
I don't like it never mind
you know what's good
this this just came out
I think as it hope I'm just such a fanboy of Isaac hope
I feel it this is like super
let's actually put this right on the channel
this neo verb
it's so impressive
it's a sculpting um
reverb let's use mono
I bet your wish so you kind of pick what you want
I bet your wish I could go back in time
just want something short and airy
I bet your wish I could go back in time
and all the way EQ automatically
it's like my type of plugin
and shape your weaver so nothing overlaps each other
I miss the way I just want like a little wide
it's not even like a river just want some wide ambiance
just a little bit of it barely noticeable
so it's like a super low song
so I can kind of pump this up a little bit
bring out the beat
I miss the way life
come on let's get to that
you'll see a lot of fame you bump the compression up
so we gotta bump the DS up a little bit you'll see
barely knows the law this one
background vocals for the 5:16
just take up a little air
might be too much I don't know let's see
I heard a little closed door action right here
automate this up a little bit
did this place just take this
go back not that
one day I had like this if this were like a duet nuts
looks like adjust that fade a little bit
miniscule fade
I just like how it ends
Lou Bell always told me to like
cut it off at the end
like just like a little bit
like where it sounds
like unexpected
because it makes the listener
maybe wanna listen to it again
like they missed it
like they messed up or something like that
aka like the Sopranos
like cutting off don't stop
that's supposed to sing song
so we won't use that example
but you know what I mean
you guys know what I mean
that sounds like
pretty damn good to me
and before well
I'm gonna bounce it out
and then we're gonna do something after the bounce
too which is
I'll do it sometimes
it just adds a little bit more character
all of these songs that you hear on
you know wherever you listen to music
are all pretty much in a 4:41
so it's sometimes kind of nice
to speed them up a little bit
and like Julian Banana did that on
some early one direction stuff
where he finished it and then sped it up
and it was kind of
like in between keys
like wasn't B flat major
wasn't B major
was kind of like B flat and 1/2 major
so let's that's a good place to get it and
nice bounce it down to full fully wave and 24
48 called date to 1.0
um make sure it's going through the right output
cause that would suck
and it doesn't even each way
let's do 16 40 41
you bounce it out
wait for it to slowly bounce out
I feel like when they made
everybody wants to rule the world is super interesting
by tears for fears
it's d major
but they sped it up to make it a little bit faster
and it was in between keys
and I seriously believe like
I've the nerd being the nerd I am
I pitched it down to its original tempo
it's like too slow
so you take the master off
make it active
you go to your bounce folder
look at all these drum sounds
and pour it in
and I'll do this when I'm like writing songs sometimes
like I'll make a sample and speed it up
and then build a whole new song around it
but obviously this is a finish
finished product
so go to anything go to um will use time shift
put it in vary speed kind of just with your ear
pick where it is best suitable
after you'll see a lot of things before but it's okay
after you'll see
very subtle
but speeds it up
it's what they do on the radio anyway
but now your song will stand out
if it's in the playlist
your song will stand out
because most of them are gonna be at 4:41
unless they're smart like us
you go into your clips
export as files
export it again as a 16 4 41
same folder
let's not do it let's just do it to the desktop
here it is
just cuts off
I love it it's
it makes it more interesting
just pitch it like that
30% semitone
whatever is sense or something
just makes it hell of a lot more interesting
alright so my song is done
now it is your turn to finish your song
mix master or do all the EQ
finish all the lyrics
make little melody adjustments
if you have to
even pitch up the master like I did at the end
I think it makes it a little bit more special
and I can't wait to hear what you guys come up with
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