What do YOU think it needs? What is it lacking? It’s particularly important to know what the purpose of adding Compression to your Vocal actually IS – so before diving in and cranking it up, take the time to listen through your ‘dry’, untouched track a few times… I won’t lie – learning to mix your Vocals in context with the rest of your project isn’t always easy or fun, but working this way will not only improve the quality of your projects, it’l l make you better at producing and mixing in the long run!Īpplying Compression to a Vocal track is a tricky business. While it might seem easier at first to solo that Vocal track and work on mixing it without any other instruments or sounds in the way, you’ll undoubtedly run into trouble when you move on to the rest of the tracks in your project. This will make it 100 times easier when it comes time to ‘place’ them in your overall mix. Instead, keep your Vocals in mind as you Compress, EQ and Pan etc. I realize that might sound a little strange, what with this being the first of the four instrument specific guides, but trust me – leaving off fiddling with your vocal tracks till the end of the mixing process will save you time and frustration…
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