WOW. What a difference this makes!! My vocals sound so much cleaner and clear whereas before whenever I mixed them they would sound really distorted and I hated that. Thanks for the tutorial!
Great tutorial. I always refer to this when mixing vocals. Thank you for the knowledge brother. You are helping individual artists and the larger music community, especially those who have to mix themselves! 🔥
Love it. Straight to the point. With out self promoting or just talking a bunch of b.s.. please keep this format style whenever you explain things... Getting to the point sets you apart from every other channel. Your the king
Tbh, it's not correct. At least in the industry it's not necessarily correct. Sounds fine for an untreated room and if it sounds good to you then that's fine. There are a lot more professional videos out there for mixing vocals though.
@@tobehonest116 in an untreated room without any sound panels you're going to capture all of the frequencies bouncing off the walls all around the place. This makes the vocal take less clear and harder to work with especially when it comes to time based effects like reverb and delay. It's kinda like adding reverb onto another reverb. Try to capture the cleanest dry signal you can. Look up the basics of eq and compression and it will give you a better idea on how to use those tools. Every voice is different and there are many different ways to capture a vocal. Because of this, theres no one correct way to mix it. By knowing these tools, you will be able to work with the recording as best you can and know what you are hearing. Like the room could have some awful reflections in the upper mid frequencies so you can do an eq sweep to find that frequency that is sounding harsh. Learn to hear what "muddy" sounds like too. By pulling out some of the lows you can bring a lot of clarity to the vocal. Think of EQ as kind of a knife that carves the sound to fit with everything else. Compression is exactly what the same says. It squashes the vocal making the louder parts more even with the quiet parts of the vocal. This can be used to keep the vocal from being too loud at certain parts of the song as well as change the sound completely in some cases. Knowing how youd like things to sound and then knowing what tools do to achieve that sound is going to improve your mixing a ton. Theres nothing wrong with a video like this, obviously I'm here as well. I like to see what other people are doing because it gives me ideas and inspires me to try out new things. Just dont takke any 1 video as the be all end all. Keep up the hard work on your music production journey! Being eager to learn is vital.
I can't believe it man. The person where I start learning FL Studio is the one that made the hit song Gento of my first ever fave group sb19. Dayum. What a small world.
Man, you're one of the reason why I began to start my youtube channel and produce my own beats. Thank you! I hope I can be a good producer like you someday
Damn, this is super useful. I'd never considered using multiband compression for de-essing. And it's super smart to crank up the low cut on the 'verb, helps give your vocals that subtle "natural" sound without muddying up the mix. I have a tendency not to use the boost & slide EQ technique enough, def gotta apply it more. Thanks for the tutorial, I'm definitely gonna be coming back to this.
A de-esser is essentially just a multiband compressor. You could use fruity multiband compressor to do this too or any other multiband compressor to target the frequencies where you've got sibilance (S's, T's and P's) and that's often between 3K and 5K Hz. You don't really have to know that number. De-essers are just specially designed to tackle those sorts of problems and those frequency ranges but they work on the same principle of any other multiband compressor. Hope this helped
Lol you’re supposed to HEAR your de-easing more than you see it. 😆😆😆😆😆😆 but I totally feel you. Sound engineering had evolved and is more focussed on visual spectrum reference for audio than depending on numbers and guessing if it sounds good or not 😆😆😆😆
@@HapsMbambs I know what I'm talking about....I'm not saying adjusting by the visual alone, I mean I like to see what's being de-essed as well as hear it.
Anyone who doesn't see the bands in Maximus when doing the de-esser step, click the little circle to the left of "Monitor" that's labelled "Show output spectogram"
On some real s*** I applied all the wisdom from a lot of videos here on UA-cam the teaches you how to mix your vocals over a beat. This vid KILLED IT ALL ON SO MANY LEVELS! Words are so crisp and super clear now. Just subbed 🔥💯🔥
I’m gonna be honest I’ve been recording music for about 2 years and have been producing for 6 and I’ve learned a lot about mixing vocals and have gotten really good at it but you actually taught me some helpful stuff this was a good video props to you man.
Pretty much the best video i've watches fro vocal editing! Everybody else is like "How to edit vocals for beginners or noobs!" and then start of with vocals recorded on a $30k setup smh..
The saturation knob is a hugeeeee pain to get. It took me 30 minutes to make an account (on two seperate sites btw) and download all the licensing. Was it worth you ask? The jury is still out, but i think they will decide this was indeed manslaughter.
1:53 EQ the muddy frequencies
2:27 De-Esser
3:08 Compressor
3:48 Saturation
4:34 Reverb
5:13 Gate (Fruity Limiter)
5:52 EQ the bad frequencies (again)
he said they were all stock pluggins aye?
@@jeshuahb3805 yea
Hello can anyone explain how he do it on 6:00? Which buttons
@@dvorarecords scroll button on mouse or touch pad
@@prodJocu Thanks!!
06:55 " kick in the nut " lmfao cant unhear that now
Now u got me 😂😂
Lol wtf?😂😂😂
💀💀💀💀
💀💀💀
Lmaoooo💀💀💀
Those vocals got energy damn
yes bro youre so right
@@monday2344 you're*
@@kishti8407 YGS every friday
@@hour8148 no
Theyre good but also kinda corny
1) equalizer
2) Maximus
3) compressor
4)saturation or fruity fast dist
5) reverb
6) fruity limiter
7) 2nd equalizer
8) saturation
9) echo
When you see a simon servida ad on a simon servida video...
*Simonception*
Are you read this as it happens.
Same thing happened here!
bull cra
An ad for Simons channel on Simons video, right before an ad for Simon in the video XD
...
WOW. What a difference this makes!! My vocals sound so much cleaner and clear whereas before whenever I mixed them they would sound really distorted and I hated that. Thanks for the tutorial!
Do you have the Saturation Knob? Can anyone send me the Saturation knob please???
@@Rob.David_ I dont have that either in stock plugins but i tried to use soundgoodizer instead and it kinda worked for me
AGREED!
This servida guy should be a music producer tho
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@levis.andere uhhhh how do we tell him boys
@@salemuxo nuuuuuuuu
@@vladislavgopleac2795 bruh stfu
That rap was fire though
I've watched this video like 20 times so far over the course of the last year. Love you Simon.
I swear all producers be hiding amazing rapping skills😂 WE NEED MORE RAP FROM SERVIDA
For the best beats with no taggs
ua-cam.com/users/burimkosa
Producers are the best rappers i swear bro
This is amazing rapping skills??? Smfh
@@Snipesmf just gotta practice G
Burim Hajra nah chief u gotta level up that ain’t it
Great tutorial. I always refer to this when mixing vocals. Thank you for the knowledge brother. You are helping individual artists and the larger music community, especially those who have to mix themselves! 🔥
How much compression do u need?
Servida: yes
Love it. Straight to the point. With out self promoting or just talking a bunch of b.s.. please keep this format style whenever you explain things... Getting to the point sets you apart from every other channel. Your the king
One of the best tutorials out on UA-cam for Vocal Mixing, hands down!
Yeah I like it. Really easy to follow
Tbh, it's not correct. At least in the industry it's not necessarily correct. Sounds fine for an untreated room and if it sounds good to you then that's fine. There are a lot more professional videos out there for mixing vocals though.
@@ChadRockwell untreated room?
Nd please recommend other vids for me
@@tobehonest116 in an untreated room without any sound panels you're going to capture all of the frequencies bouncing off the walls all around the place. This makes the vocal take less clear and harder to work with especially when it comes to time based effects like reverb and delay. It's kinda like adding reverb onto another reverb.
Try to capture the cleanest dry signal you can.
Look up the basics of eq and compression and it will give you a better idea on how to use those tools. Every voice is different and there are many different ways to capture a vocal. Because of this, theres no one correct way to mix it. By knowing these tools, you will be able to work with the recording as best you can and know what you are hearing. Like the room could have some awful reflections in the upper mid frequencies so you can do an eq sweep to find that frequency that is sounding harsh. Learn to hear what "muddy" sounds like too. By pulling out some of the lows you can bring a lot of clarity to the vocal.
Think of EQ as kind of a knife that carves the sound to fit with everything else.
Compression is exactly what the same says. It squashes the vocal making the louder parts more even with the quiet parts of the vocal.
This can be used to keep the vocal from being too loud at certain parts of the song as well as change the sound completely in some cases. Knowing how youd like things to sound and then knowing what tools do to achieve that sound is going to improve your mixing a ton.
Theres nothing wrong with a video like this, obviously I'm here as well. I like to see what other people are doing because it gives me ideas and inspires me to try out new things. Just dont takke any 1 video as the be all end all.
Keep up the hard work on your music production journey! Being eager to learn is vital.
of course bro
"I am the King, I am the code, I am the law, I am the oath, I am the one on top of the throne" - Simon Servida, truly the dopest of all punchlines
Got that jaden smith sound in ur voice🔥🔥🔥
dude what the fuck does that even mean
I can't believe it man.
The person where I start learning FL Studio is the one that made the hit song Gento of my first ever fave group sb19. Dayum. What a small world.
5:48 it's like an asthma attack😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
This was the only tutorial I found on vocals in FL Studio that's actually helped me make them sound way better. Thanks a lot!
By far the best explaination of what a compressor is
best and simplest tutorial for vocals ive seen
This is the tutorial that my 2 years ago self have been searching for
A simple tutorial that explains what everything does.
Man, you're one of the reason why I began to start my youtube channel and produce my own beats. Thank you! I hope I can be a good producer like you someday
nah, be better
I've just been putting 10 soundgoodizers on the main channel
Clean
@@hour8148 take ur meds bro..
HouR what the fuck is this comment
well done!
lmao
I've watched this about four times and its helped me with my mix every time. Thanks simon ya good bastard
this song got a Jaden Smith type vibe tho, pure fire bro!
Facts lol
This song actually goes so hard, Im... HYPED ASF Thanks Simon for droppin' heat in the middle of your tutorials
Exactly what I was looking for
me too bro haha
I don't mind people gun lying in raps but you're KING OF WHERE NOW???
*"I ain't John Snow but in Toronto, they call me king in the North"* 😎 ✨
@elijah mayers in*
*Jon
I applied this technique to my vocals and it immediately made a difference! Thanks for the help, man :)
Damn, this is super useful. I'd never considered using multiband compression for de-essing. And it's super smart to crank up the low cut on the 'verb, helps give your vocals that subtle "natural" sound without muddying up the mix. I have a tendency not to use the boost & slide EQ technique enough, def gotta apply it more. Thanks for the tutorial, I'm definitely gonna be coming back to this.
A de-esser is essentially just a multiband compressor. You could use fruity multiband compressor to do this too or any other multiband compressor to target the frequencies where you've got sibilance (S's, T's and P's) and that's often between 3K and 5K Hz. You don't really have to know that number. De-essers are just specially designed to tackle those sorts of problems and those frequency ranges but they work on the same principle of any other multiband compressor. Hope this helped
simon you make everything look so easy. you’re so talented homie.
This type of rap really ain't my thing but you really kill everything you make. Mad props.
DUDE THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! ITS BEEN WORK TRYING TO FIND SOMEONE WHO EDITS WITHOUT AUTOTUNE!!!! FINALLY!!!
Been searching forever, found exactly what I needed, thanks!!
Damn... This song is probably one of the best songs Ive heard in a while, good work!
Yessss finally, been waiting for this video, I've been waiting for a long time
Preeesh my guy😩 with the plug ins I have, I thought there was no hope for my quality.. but today I've seen otherwise 🔥💪💯
Yesssss!! Thank you very much for this one
👍
You actually teach through the video instead of just saying “do this”
@@abdelrahmanalqady9842 loool bro, I don't think it was a criticism
@@DjmagwedeHD lmao he definitely read it wrong
@@DjmagwedeHD lmaooo this comment kicks
@@grantbooher7 lool he was wildin' bro
Abdelrahman Alqady yea a lot of you tubers don’t do that
One of the best mixing tutorials I’ve watched, also one of the best example songs too. Shit was fire 🔥🔥
First time I ever heard somebody make something good after showing how to do something. This is something I would put in my playlist
2:43 Wow...Using Maximus as a De-Esser...GENIUS! I prefer that way because it's visual, and I wants to see my de-essing lol!!!
Lol you’re supposed to HEAR your de-easing more than you see it. 😆😆😆😆😆😆 but I totally feel you. Sound engineering had evolved and is more focussed on visual spectrum reference for audio than depending on numbers and guessing if it sounds good or not 😆😆😆😆
@@HapsMbambs I know what I'm talking about....I'm not saying adjusting by the visual alone, I mean I like to see what's being de-essed as well as hear it.
The 1st tutorial that actually makes sense 🔥
Daaayum!! Fire 🔥
dude those adlib transitions so fire
NOTIFICATION GANG!! Love from Indonesia
Im from indonesia too broo :))
Im from malaysia wow kita serumpun
Thanks man! Trying to mix rap vocals for a Eurodance track at the moment
You have no idea how much you have blessed me!! 🔥 🔥 I'm officially stuck on your channel
Thanks man, I like how you explained what everything does so even if you don't have FL, it still makes sense.
When you're looking for fl vocal mixing and there is a Servida video 👍😎👍
I just found a new great teacher i love the way he makes it seem very easy
so we gon pretend like it didn't say "I WANT YOUR BABIES!!! OAJDOWHODFKEK" at the end 😂
🤫
=whay
at??
WHAT???
Yo I watched like 50 vids on this topic. Thank you for being the one that actually taught me.
YOURE A G
FINALY MIXING VOCAL TIPS ! ♥♥♥
I’m not a newbie but Hands 🙌 down the best tutorial for editing I’m subbed for life
Simon the 🐐
Anyone who doesn't see the bands in Maximus when doing the de-esser step, click the little circle to the left of "Monitor" that's labelled "Show output spectogram"
That John Snow reference 👌🏼
👍👍👍
Servida is a 🐐 just made my day with this one. Great job. 😤😤😤😤
@ 4:38 you said put the "High-Cut" all the way up, but you tuned the Low-Cut :P
True
things just make so much sense when u explain it like that~ and that lyrics whoaa~
Thanks so much for this! Could you do a video talking about audio interfaces and mics?
Really appreciate the use of stock plugins! Thank you
Aight I'mma bookmark this.
I am really learning a lot in these videos
Best mixing tutorial video on UA-cam. Please make a full tutorial video of mixing and mastering.
bro....im really impressed with the lyricism.
Oh wow... a distrokid sponsor.. haven't seen that before😂
Not on this channel you havent
"I ain't john snow, but in Toronto, they call me king in the north!" fire bro!!!
simon drop part 2 of it like how to mix vocal for rappers like travis and young thug and ...
Thank you, Simon! I'm blown away by how much better my tracks sound after following this
Damn i could hear this playing in a club this got energy 🔥
This is crazy. My knowledge of mixing has been increased like 10x in like an 8 min video
1:51 I be cutthroat wit the tough blows I ain’t jaaa-SO THE FIRST THING I PUT
Thank you so much for the video... Please do another video.. Where you elaborate the use of each basic filters
I legit got your unison ad on your video lol.
Btw nice video thx for the tutorial 👌🏻🔥
AMAZING BEAT :)
this should have been killmonger's theme song lol
7:44 made me smile so hard
On some real s*** I applied all the wisdom from a lot of videos here on UA-cam the teaches you how to mix your vocals over a beat. This vid KILLED IT ALL ON SO MANY LEVELS! Words are so crisp and super clear now. Just subbed 🔥💯🔥
Is "Double King Double King" a reference to that one sweet animation?
Oh shit I really hope, that video is like a 10 minute acid trip and it's great
Dovakihn dovakihn reference to skyrim
@@ServidaMusic Ah my bad, B. Great work, tho Simon, as always. Every time you drop a vid I get sucked into FL studio for 5 hours lol
I’m gonna be honest I’ve been recording music for about 2 years and have been producing for 6 and I’ve learned a lot about mixing vocals and have gotten really good at it but you actually taught me some helpful stuff this was a good video props to you man.
Bruh this is confusing, I’m completely new to fl studio and mixing in general, I don’t know how to get to the deesser
J Wavy ikr he didn’t even tell us if we have to master the track later or if there’s no need
lol what about now?
the best tutorial I've ever seen, I swear !
cannot unhear the: "king in the nut" lol
It Worked perfectly after trying other methods this one was the best one, Thanks.
Pretty sure this is Jaden Smith😂. Great vid!
yo yo yo, that beat at the end gave me goosebumps
have you used transient processor? its a plugin made by fl and its pretty good to add attack/release or cut them out. pretty neat
This guy is good at what he does. Flames🔥
8:14
"I'm a kaysar I'm a condom"
I'm a Kaiser, I'm a condom on the Kingpin XDD
Yo man, thanks so much for all you do. It's not in vain. I've learnt so much through you
that odd moment where you get an ad with the utuber that ur about to watch is in it.
Pretty much the best video i've watches fro vocal editing! Everybody else is like "How to edit vocals for beginners or noobs!" and then start of with vocals recorded on a $30k setup smh..
The saturation knob is a hugeeeee pain to get. It took me 30 minutes to make an account (on two seperate sites btw) and download all the licensing.
Was it worth you ask? The jury is still out, but i think they will decide this was indeed manslaughter.
how do you get a license code?
fire you're so good bro dude
"I ain't Jon Snow but in Toronto they call me King in the North." Bars on barsss
Man, u made my day, i been rappin for a while but i never got intro stuff like recording but with that video u pushed my work much further, thx
Wow fantastic!!! I have a question: how can I link the vocal to the mixer?
@PiK thank you very much