Silk Vocal: a producer’s SECRET WEAPON for vocals?

Discover if the Waves Silk Vocal is the plugin you need to get your vocal tracks ready to mix.
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Links to Things Mentioned In Video
- Waves Silk Vocal Plugin (you can help support the channel if you use this affiliate link and search for “Silk Vocal”) - www.waves.com/r/1217027
Chapters
0:00 Do you want smooth vocals?
0:26 The challenge
0:39 The interface
1:53 It’s go time
2:44 What I liked about Silk Vocal?
3:14 Hear the result
4:04 Did it work?

[@th-redattack]

Looks good and sounds good thank you for the video

[@plugin-and-play]

You bet!

[@mrovi789]

great voice :)

[@plugin-and-play]

Thanks!

[@GodsMan500]

Nice overview. Could I trouble you to expound a bit on the Delta button? Does it just turn the plugin on and off, or something different?

[@plugin-and-play]

Of course! The Delta button basically lets you hear what you’re taking out of the original audio/signal. The way I used it was to confirm that I was taking out the “bad-sounding” stuff from my audio, so when I turned delta on I could hear the unwanted parts that were being removed and then turn it back off to hear the processed/clean audio with the parts removed. In addition to doing this for the entire audio, you could also do this while soloing a band so that you hear what you’re removing in only that band. Hope that helps!

[@GodsMan500]

@@plugin-and-play Thanks very much for the detailed reply. It's greatly appreciated. Subscribed.

[@xmpla]

Hey mate, great video and nice singing! Im trying to understand what this plugin does compared to eq? Or does this act as a multiband eq/compressor combined? Thanks !

[@plugin-and-play]

Glad you liked it! I think you could definitely get similar results by chaining EQs, de-essers, and compressors, but what I liked about it was how it was kind of a one-stop-shop to clean up my vocals without having to get out all of those tools. I think it helps “tweaking a vocal” become more approachable, especially for newer producers.