This is because we are going to add a compressor and SLAM the SH*T out of it! This will give your underlying vocal a very aggressive drive, making the vocals sound more full in the mix. Next, you will want to turn the volume of the third track VERY low compared to your first tracks.

I would pan the first 2 tracks hard but don't put them at the same exact width. Pan the 1st track to the right, the 2nd track to the left and leave the 3rd track in the center. Then, duplicate your track 2 times so you have a total of 3 tracks.

Most of the time, I just harmonize my vocals with flow & soft tone that sounds good on the song. Just go with whatever comes to you and let our editing do the rest. Horrible right? But when we add the effects it sounds like a completely different person.įirst & foremost, we need to record your vocals. Just take a listen to this clip without any effects. Now I am no singer in any way, shape or form.

Once you have this installed and you have updated your DAW, we are now ready to begin our vocal editing. It's free & easy to use pitch correction software that I still use on many of my vocal tracks today. Today we are going to learn how to make vocals like Post Malone (and other pitch corrected artists) for absolutely free!įirst things first, you will want to download a Plugin called G-Snap. How are we doing everybody? It's Aaron again from R-Loops & TheDrumBank.

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