What is the best way to sample in Logic Pro 10.5?įrom Wikipedia, the definition of sampling is: reuse of a portion (or sample) of a sound recording in another recording.
This topic is quite possibly my most requested video since the new Logic Pro 10.5 update.
Produce Like A Pro is a website which features great tips to help the beginning recordist make incredible sounding home recordings on a budget. Sign up here to get exclusive videos and content This will simply turn down the point where the esses are at the loudest. Then take a compressor (any compressor you have will work!) and apply it to that point, and then I turned the attack and release to the fastest time. Next, I took the duplicated vocal and sent it to a dead output. What we are doing there is highlighting that area. Then, I can also high pass it all the way up to that point, so there is nothing below 5.5K, and then do the opposite and low pass it right up to that point as well. So I took an EQ, when in at about 5.5K, made the EQ really tight, and then gained it up. On the track I demonstrated this trick on, the most abrasive esses were at about 5.5K. To start, we are going to duplicate the vocal, and then remove all of the plugins from the duplicated track. Frankly, all we really want to do when we are de-essing is turn it down! So this is a straightforward, old school technique that does that super quickly, without the need for fancy plugins! There are some wonderful de-essing plugins available, but I have noticed over the years that often the best way of de-essing is to go in there and clip gain, or gain down, or volume automate down all of the esses. ➡️➡️Click here to learn more about this vocal de-essing trick:
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