Video by iZotope, Inc. via YouTube
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GRAMMY®-winning producer and engineer Dom Morley takes us through adding vocal effects to vocal tracks to get a professional sound using plug-ins from iZotope’s Music Production Suite Pro.
This second video in the series shares how to use vocal effects on your vocal tracks, using reverbs, delays, and distortion to bring out the best vocal sound with iZotope’s plug-ins including Neoverb Pro, Nectar Pro, and Trash 2.
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Learn more about Dom Morley and The Mix Consultancy: https://www.themixconsultancy.com/
Chapters
0:00- Intro
0:45 – Using auxiliary sends to apply vocal effects to your tracks
1:30 – What is a pre-fader or post-fader?
4:18 – Adding reverb to your vocals with Neoverb Pro
7:24 – Adding a ‘larger than life’ reverb on the chorus track with Reverb Assistant
9:30 – Differences in reverb application from verse to chorus
10:29 – Applying delay to vocal tracks
14:05 – How to apply vocal unmasking with Nectar Pro
16:16 – Applying a larger reverb onto the verse vocals
17:13 – Adding additional vocal effects with Trash 2
20:55 – Outro
Learn more about Dom Morley and The Mix Consultancy: https://www.themixconsultancy.com/