HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
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- Mike Renai
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HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
When working on vocal samples that have high re-verb and delay tails, are there any plugins or techniques that can be used to make the sample dry as possible?
Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
Was about to post that hah. Maybe try some gating and volume automation, will be tedious but could help
- Mike Renai
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Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
Damn I didn't even know something like Zynaptiq UNVEIL existed... Shame I don't have $400. However I mite actually get away with gating if I spend some time on it. Thanks for the quick replies.
Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
Is it anything you can rerecord? or track yourself? If its like a vocal stem for a remix i understand you couldnt but i know ppl who will just record someone else or themselves doing the vocals again.
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Artie_Fufkin
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Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
Brothulhu wrote:Maybe try some gating and volume automation, will be tedious but could help
Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
Try making it fully mono. Depending on the vocal, if it wasn't doubled/tripled, the side channel information is all delay and reverb so you probably don't need that then. Most vocals ARE doubled though.
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Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
unveil literally takes 3 times more cpu than diva (80% cpu with one instance for me). they should serious sort the INSANE cpu hit before charging $400
Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
Is it good though?sunny_b_uk wrote:unveil literally takes 3 times more cpu than diva (80% cpu with one instance for me). they should serious sort the INSANE cpu hit before charging $400
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VirtualMark
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Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
Download the demo - it allows 20 minutes, long enough to bounce. It's a pretty good tool, but they're dreaming if they think they can charge 400! You can get most DAWs for less than that.Mike Renai wrote:Damn I didn't even know something like Zynaptiq UNVEIL existed... Shame I don't have $400. However I mite actually get away with gating if I spend some time on it. Thanks for the quick replies.
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VirtualMark
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Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
Buy a new computer, or don't use it. I'd rather have a tool that makes full use of a modern CPU to do a good job. This is one reason that we need faster computers, it opens up more possibilities.sunny_b_uk wrote:unveil literally takes 3 times more cpu than diva (80% cpu with one instance for me). they should serious sort the INSANE cpu hit before charging $400
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Artie_Fufkin
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Re: HELP! Treating Wet Vocals - Removing Echo
mthrfnk wrote:Is it good though?
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