The Art of Vocal Production

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Offered by Berklee College of Music. This course addresses recorded vocal performances and the technologies used to highlight and support ... Enroll for free.

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Taught by
Prince Charles Alexander
Professor
and 14 more instructors

Offered by
Berklee College of Music

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r/Bandlab • comment
1 points • CaliBrewed

I know a couple people that only use BL and do very good vocal capture, and dont get me wrong the presets are great....

IMO a computer in a real DAW is essential to getting good work done efficiently.

Noty sure what genre you like to write in which can have a lot to do with what processing you choose to use but this class is a really good overview of the vocal production process including fx and mix approaches.

You can take it for free just not get a certificate or graded quizzes without paying.

https://www.coursera.org/learn/vocal-production

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r/WeAreTheMusicMakers • comment
1 points • atr0038

It's definitely a doubled vocal. It sounds to me like there are at least 4 (or maybe even 6) vocal tracks on those backing lines of the chorus. For example, they will record the vocal twice, and pan it to the left. Then they will record the vocal another two times, and pan it to the right.

I would highly recommend doing this free course from Prince Charles Alexander from Berklee school of music. He teaches you all about the processes of producing vocals. https://www.coursera.org/learn/vocal-production

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r/WeAreTheMusicMakers • comment
1 points • iamlovingawareness7

Hey friend, I found these resources you might find helpful. It is a copy/paste of a post I made recently. Enjoy!

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I wanted to share these awesome resources with my fellow music producers. I am not affiliated to them in any way. I am just interested in learning for free online and I scrolled through this list and it is just so so great.

One of the best educational resource is lists is free online Berklee College of Music courses.

I am taking The Art of Music Production for completely free (just have to unsubscribe before the trial period ends) and it is an awesome course! The videos are straightforward and very informative. You can also download everything which is also good since the trial period is short and I intend on taking the entire course (without rushing).

There are also a well-rated Songwriting course. And a well-rated Art of Vocal Production course.

I also wanted to include this free pdf textbook on mixing which is rated very well. A blogger said it was the best book on mixing he read. Virus-free, checked on virus total.

https://www.academia.edu/9377922/Mixing_Secrets_for_the_small_studio

I hope you guys find these resources helpful! God bless on your music-journey.

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