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any alternatives for antares autotune and vt1 for those who dont have studio one +?

No ProEQ? No Vocal Rider? No DeBreath? No SlapBack? No Voice Doubler? Wow, I use like 10 plug-ins or more on a vocal track.

"raw vocal"? bro that track is heavily compressed already

Understandable ❤

It has melodyne all ready on the Vocal.

Great explanation. Thanks.. will try in my next audio

Really love this vid, Forest. Looking forward to the next one.

This is excellent. But you forgot to mention that your reverb is on a separate track, which is critical.

Thank you for this new channel and the content that is Presonus based

Forest, are you coming back to UA-cam? I know you have a ton going on but just wondering?

Nice! Thanks for sharing.

Thx Forrest I am a new fan/ Follow I will def use this tip in my future mixes, Great Job👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

How can I get more of your vocal lessons plus how to record

Great video how would you mix this if live streaming a church service. Especially when the praise team starts to sing?

Dont stop man your channel is a favorite for us

These vocals are alreday passed thru an external preamp

Mix and master a rap song please ❤

I only have the regular compression I have studio One professional should I be calling PreSonus?

This has motivated me so much to get back to recording. I was getting really down on myself because I always feel I sound boring but now I’m gonna let loose and use this vid to make my vocals excellent

very nice tutorial sir ....mor tutorial plz..

This is sick

Great video! I use studio one and this video was super helpful.

Where did you go, my friend? Hope you are doing ok... was looking forward to seeing you more woth this second Channel.

This is wonderful, just what I was looking for. Do you have one for Logic Pro in your other channel?

We need you back Forest.

Just subscribed i am so excited to learn new stuff from you sir ...im so blessed that i never tought that i can afford free lesson from a biggest heart in whole world..i dont have a good room but walking on your steps putting a cheap headphone and do what i learn from you...god bless you sir.

Thank You for the useful information

Wow please upload some more videos 🙏

Where did you go?

Excited for new content. Heavy Logic user her (15 years), just started with S1 subscription. Many advantages over Logic: Melodyne integration, consolidated plugin window, bouncing out stems/tracks. Bouncing out 50 + stems with Logic has always been time consuming and not always flawless. Thanks for great content, Alex

Great content Forest. I'm surprised you moved to S1. It is supposedly the easiest to learn. Thank you

Great video. Looking forward to more studio one vids!

Helpful video Forest ! I follow your main channel too and i am also obsessed with studio one. Feels great to see you maaking content specifically for studio one. Lots of love and best wishes !

This is great, just what i need, looking forward to more content 💥

Awesome content. Congratulations for this new channel and good luck buddy 👍🎉🎊

Dope. What mic was used on his vocals?

nice !

awesome thanks for this tutorial, expecting more tutorials from you related to mixing and mastering would be great!

0:38 - 0:40 Yes, a good singer, no question. But those thin lines on the waveform on the vocal track indicates, that this is already "melodyned" 🙂so no autotune is needed. 😀 Good tips anyway! Thumbs up

Hi Forest, do you have a website or way to inquire on your cost to mix and master a song?

Great example, most tutorials they don't mix it very well, but in this case this is truly a high pro level mixed vocal. One little thing that can be unbeneficial to a begineer : when you say "always have a low cut" actually there nothing that have to be always say, and maybe the low cut has already been applied, maybe the vocal sit nicely with the phase and when put a low cut the phase shift make the whole mix less good, just a small thing to know most of the time theyll be good with a low cut but don't use it just "you have to" (talking to the beginners).

Thanks for this info, I just subscribed to your channel

I don’t think any auto tune is needed it’s a good vocal

Good job bro! Happy to be here from the beginning of this channel.

Nice work, great advice.

Great video, we've followed your other channel for a while and it's always been super inspiring and useful. In your opinion, what level should you aim for as an average when tracking vocals? I always see varying advice but the vocals you record always sound so good

We do many things in a similar way. I do like to boost high frequencies ahead of de essing, for a more consistent HF sound, I also use parallel multi band limiting with a Waves L316-a 16 band limiter which automatically tames frequencies that pop out of your vocal and adds more fatness. Can be done with a multi band compressor with a high ratio too. This kind of compression/limiting adds body rather than tickling the tops of the waveform. Especially useful if the singer has variable timber throughout their vocal range. In this type of parallel compression 20:1 fast attack 8ms, fast release 30ms, 10-12 db reduction per band. Transients still present in the non parallel channel. Saves a ton of time on eq moves.

Thanks man, I am waiting for next studio one stuff.

Wow thank you so much you managed to explain what I was trying to understand for two years in 7 minutes. I know this sounds exaggerated but trust me its true. I have been having issues.

Please build a simple Studio One guitar vocal template for singer songwriters at your new Studio One Lab channel!!!! I’m going to enjoy this channel!!!