🎚Just subscribed to your channel. I've been recording and mixing for four years now and have done some stuff I think sounds pretty decent, but I still sometimes find myself beating my head against the wall. Always looking to hear a new perspective. I enjoy listening to your accent, btw.
This is so helpful. I didn't realise it was so simple. I love using visual aids and this is a great plugin. This is the first video I've seen from Emily, but now I've subscribed!!
Nice video. I use this on every song period. Just instantiate Ozone EQ on the same track and you can quickly fix any problem areas as the Tonal Control curve will move pretty much in real-time to any changes made with the EQ. You can do that with any EQ its just that Tonal seems to respond more quickly to Ozone EQ. A great and absolutely indispensable tool for finalizing.
Hi Emily, I only voice and record mono voiceover files to send out everyday. Does balance technique work the same way for single files? I like to eq and compress my voiceover so that the person on the other end only needs to drop it into the video and move around to taste. I feel like I'm getting better with processing my audio but I feel sometimes I'm missing the mark because mostly I'm just trial and error. I use fabfilter proQ3, multiband and compression plugins. Should I be looking at the ProQ3 graph and simply "even out" the peaks and valleys like you demonstrated? Thanks, by the way, love your channel!
@@paulquinnvoiceover8354 firstly, great topic of discussion! It would be different for just a mono voice recording. Because there’s no multitracks to balance with. That’s not to say a certain “balancing” wouldn’t be needed. You do want a consistent voice recording throughout. I’d be happy to explore this in a video if you’d like.
@@emily_bowie thank you for all the solid information. I have been able to go basically full time from mixing for this past year and a half, and the tips and workflow you share have really shaped the way I approach mixing and given me that final layer of practicals to be able to do this professionally. THANK YOU!
I love the content you have been making latley. The way you explain the mindset of things while showing them really just clicks
@@IntheDAW I’m so glad they have been helpful, thanks for watching, friend!
🎚Just subscribed to your channel. I've been recording and mixing for four years now and have done some stuff I think sounds pretty decent, but I still sometimes find myself beating my head against the wall. Always looking to hear a new perspective. I enjoy listening to your accent, btw.
@@rome8180 that’s awesome! Thanks, friend!!
I paid for a course and the tutor said to get that plugin which I already had But wow your use of this is way more precise and clear. Thank you 🙏🏾
@@royalemuzikproductionz it sure is a great tool. Thanks for checking out this video!
What course have you bought?
@@nunu9849 mixing reggae
I strongly recommend her course go out and get it!!
This is so helpful. I didn't realise it was so simple. I love using visual aids and this is a great plugin. This is the first video I've seen from Emily, but now I've subscribed!!
@@lozreeve2780 thanks for the support, friend!
Really love your videos, thanks for ur tips !!
@@mercutioateam106 thanks for being here, friend!
Nice video.
I use this on every song period. Just instantiate Ozone EQ on the same track and you can quickly fix any problem areas as the Tonal Control curve will move pretty much in real-time to any changes made with the EQ. You can do that with any EQ its just that Tonal seems to respond more quickly to Ozone EQ.
A great and absolutely indispensable tool for finalizing.
One of my best plugins
@@ghostwilliams1866 such a great tool!
@@emily_bowie I'm playing eith it now lol
Great!!! Understanding to use this tool! Thanx!
Thanks for sharing!
🎚️ Great to meet you, Emily!
@@ShinyShinyBlack wonderful, thanks for checking out the video!
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Hi Emily, I only voice and record mono voiceover files to send out everyday. Does balance technique work the same way for single files? I like to eq and compress my voiceover so that the person on the other end only needs to drop it into the video and move around to taste. I feel like I'm getting better with processing my audio but I feel sometimes I'm missing the mark because mostly I'm just trial and error. I use fabfilter proQ3, multiband and compression plugins. Should I be looking at the ProQ3 graph and simply "even out" the peaks and valleys like you demonstrated? Thanks, by the way, love your channel!
@@paulquinnvoiceover8354 firstly, great topic of discussion! It would be different for just a mono voice recording. Because there’s no multitracks to balance with. That’s not to say a certain “balancing” wouldn’t be needed. You do want a consistent voice recording throughout. I’d be happy to explore this in a video if you’d like.
@@emily_bowie That would be so great, yes! and if you could demonstrate using the fabfilter Q3, all the more better!
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I like it
@@VersatileLifestyle1 thanks for watching!
What daw is this
@@toheebolorunwa4127 LUNA
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@@PyaePhyo.Honest in this video I’m using LUNA. But I also use Pro Tools a lot.
@@emily_bowie thank you for all the solid information. I have been able to go basically full time from mixing for this past year and a half, and the tips and workflow you share have really shaped the way I approach mixing and given me that final layer of practicals to be able to do this professionally. THANK YOU!
@@SpencerAnnis that’s is so wonderful to hear, Spencer!! Congratulations! Your kind words mean so much to me 😊
Thanks! Your video helped me a lot!! All the best! 😊🙌🏼
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