Struggling with how to apply reverb on vocals or tame harsh sibilance? In EP 160 of the Inside The Mix podcast, I reveal how to elevate a vocal mixe using a de-esser on a reverb send. If you’ve ever battled those sharp 'tss' and 'sss' sounds ruining an otherwise smooth vocal, this episode is for you. Learn how to make your vocal reverb sound polished and natural, as I walk through a real session in Logic Pro, demonstrating the Logic Pro DeEsser 2 in action.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode

• How to use reverb effectively on vocals
• The role of a de-esser in controlling vocal sibilance
• Step-by-step guide to using the Logic Pro DeEsser 2
• Applying a de-esser to a reverb send for a smoother sound
• Before-and-after audio examples of refined vocal reverb
• Practical tips for creating professional-sounding vocal mixes
• How to make your vocal reverb sound cohesive and less harsh

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced mix engineer, these actionable tips on using a de-esser with reverb will transform your mixes. Hear the clear difference in before-and-after audio examples, and see how small tweaks can make your vocals sound more professional and cohesive. Don't miss this essential episode filled with insights into vocal reverb, de-essing, and industry secrets!

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Struggling to make your vocals stand out in a mix? Wondering about the best vocal mixing workflow practices or how to get vocals upfront with clarity and punch? In EP 159 of the Inside The Mix podcast, I dive deep into vocal mixing techniques that will transform your tracks. If you're curious about modern vocal mixing, making vocals sit perfectly in your mix, or exploring tools like the Waves Doubler, this episode is packed with actionable tips.

Join me as I break down my go-to vocal production trick—using the Waves Doubler to add depth and width to your vocals. From creating a rich vocal doubling effect to enhancing transitions between sections, I'll guide you through every step inside Logic Pro. You'll learn how to turn a dry vocal stem into a lush, dynamic sound that sits perfectly in your mix.

We'll cover:

• Vocal mixing workflow best practices
• Setting up an aux send for the Waves Doubler 4
• Fine-tuning stereo delay settings for an immersive stereo effect
• Why external EQ like Logic Pro Channel EQ is key for precise vocal control

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned engineer, you'll walk away with essential tips on how to mix vocals that stand out in any genre. Tune in to take your vocal production to the next level!

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Have you ever wondered: what is the best song instrument Splitter? Maybe you're seeking answers to the questions: what is the difference between Logic Pro and RipX DAW, how do you separate songs into stems, how do you extract stems from Logic, what is an AI stem splitter or maybe just what is a song stem splitter? Then check out EP 158 of the Inside The Mix podcast.

Can stem separation tools really make or break your music production? Join me, as I put Logic Pro’s stem splitter and Rip-X DAW’s track separator to the ultimate test using my song, "Alive," as our battlefield. I’ll dissect how each tool isolates key elements such as drums, vocals, bass, and other instruments, paying close attention to qualities like snare impact, reverb treatment, and the clarity of cymbals and hi-hats. Discover which software triumphs in delivering cleaner, more precise stems, and which one falls short with issues like Logic Pro's phasy snare.

I'll also zero in on the bass and vocal tracks in this episode to determine the ultimate victor. Hear how Logic Pro’s bass separation, with its mid-range frequency emphasis and somewhat underwater sound, stacks up against Rip-X’s richer, bass-heavy output. When it comes to vocals, see why Logic Pro’s thinner, high-pass filter effect is no match for Rip-X’s vibrant clarity. By the end, Rip-X clinches the win with a 3-1 score, proving its superiority in both bass and vocal stem separation.

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