Multi-Platinum Vocal Editing

Multi-Platinum Vocal Editing

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How do the major records have such unbelieveable stacks of rich, perfect, harmonious vocals? 

Now you'll not only know, but you're about to develop the skills to create your own Multi-Platinum Vocal sound after 4.5 hours with one of the premier vocal editors in the industry, Brady Barnett. 

Over this 4.5 hour DVD-Rom, you and Brady will pour through every case of advanced  vocal comping, pocketing, tuning, time stretching, pitch correcting, harmony creating, BGV conforming method to take an already great vocal performance to sounding truly Multi-Platinum!
You'll learn how major label vocals are made to sound better than life, as well as how to make your own vocals compete. These techniques are not published in any other lesson series, but are the secret to the perfection of todays modern vocal recordings.
Go beyond the basic flatline autotuning and comping you find in other series, and learn the  advanced uses of Antare Auto-Tune, Serato Pitch n Time, BGV bussing techniques and more to make your vocals sound like A-list singers on their best day!

Who is Brady Barnett?

Brady Barnett– Independent producer and multi-platinum credited recording engineer, as well as one of the premier Pro Tools editors in the music industry.

Accomplishments include work on the Grammy-award winning "Cold Hard Truth" (George Jones), 11-times platinum "No Strings Attached" ('N Sync) and numerous other platinum and Multi-platinum records.

He has worked with some of the top producers in Nashville (Tony Brown, Dann Huff, Keith Stegall, Buddy Cannon, Norro Wilson, Frank Rogers and Brown Bannister), and his impressive client list includes such recording artists as 'N Sync, Faith Hill, Alan Jackson, George Strait, Brad Paisley, LeAnn Rimes, George Jones, Trace Adkins, Reba, Lonestar, Keith Urban and Steven Curtis Chapman.

What do I get?
This 2 DVD set includes: 
A 4.5-hour HD Quicktime movie and 3-gig pro vocal session!
Partial Table of Contents:

1. The session

2. Importing the Vocals

3. Prepping the Comp

4. Starting the Comp

5. Copying takes to the comp

6. Reference the rough comp

7. Picking between good takes

8. Dealing with loud sections

9. Finishing the comp

10. Cleaning up the comp track

11. Gain Adjustments and Fades

12. Compensating vocal ranges

13. Using the Scrub tool

14. Tuning

15. The Tuning Toolset

16. Tuning Choices: Keep it natural

17. When to use flatline tuning

18. Centering the notes

19. Teaming Pitch Shift with Autotune

20. When flatline Doesn't work

21. When good Autotune goes bad

22. My Tuning philosophy

23. Pitch Shift to the rescue, again

24. Keeping overlapping audio

25. Tricks of the flatline tool

26. Another Tuning Special Case

27. Quick & dirty "Auto" tune

28. Vocal Pocketing

29. Dealing with early vocals

30. How many ms should we pocket to?

31. When to time compress a vocal

32. Pocketing review for  latecomers

33. Continuing the pocket

34. On top v behind the beat

35. Special Cases

36. Dealing with problem transients

37. Crossfade preferences

38. Back Pocketing the transients

39. Using breaths to your advantage

40. A few pocketing cheats

41. Finishing the Pocket

And MORE!

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