MacProVideo – Logic Pro X 502 Studio Series – Recording Vocals [Tutorial, ENG]

Release Year : 2019
Manufacturer : MacProVideo
Manufacturer Website : macprovideo
Posted by : Joshua Carney
Duration : 2h 5m
Distribution Type : Video Tutorial
Video Format : MP4
Video : 177-3428 Kbps, 1920 * 1080 (16: 9), 30,000 frames / sec, AVC
Audio : 96 kbps, 44.1 kHz, 2 channels, AAC
Language : English

Description : To capture great-sounding vocals using Apple Logic Pro X, you need to master many methods and concepts. Take a look at this advanced course of audio engineer Joshua Carney and learn all of them!
The human voice, from the warm voice of a jazz diva to the throaty growls of death metallers, is by far the most dynamic and versatile musical instrument known to man. This is a real pleasure for the listener, but for the audio engineer it can be a daunting task. And a perfectly balanced music mix will never save a poorly recorded vocal performance, so you should know all these things! Fortunately, Logic Pro expert Joshua Carney is here to discover the right way to record, edit and mix sounding vocals using Logic Pro X.
First, Joshua explains the importance of choosing the right microphone to best capture the artist’s unique voice. You will familiarize yourself with various microphones in detail, learn how to avoid the explosive effects of consonants and sibilants, and learn about various methods of microphone placement.
A course full of live recording examples (from soft and blues female vocals to more aggressive male rock vocals) will show you how to edit the perfect take using duplicate folders, autopunch and quick layout. There is a whole processing section where you will learn about equalizers, compressors, de-essers … You will also learn how to tune vocals and create harmonies using Flex Pitch, how to process vocals at the input, how to work with a large vocals group and much more!
If you have always wondered how to best capture a great-sounding vocal performance, this advanced course has been created for you. Join audio engineer Joshua Carney and see how it’s done!