Autotune (if using) EQ (subtractive) Standard Compressor EQ (additive/fine tuning) Multi band compressor(this is where vocals are really defined and the only thing that matters is practice and listening) FX (reverb/delay/doubler send ALWAYS) Chorus/saturation/distortion With this chain IN THIS ORDER you have everything the best have and should be able to make any desired vocal work
Watch the entire podcast, this video is missing many plugins. You also need to watch this and also watch Jaycens mixing videos because this chain is old and not updated to 2023 - he also uses the 404 twice - fresh air is missing, spectre is missing, he uses his signature God Particle on the output aswell
True plug-ins makes sound good but I’ve seen global chatting hits been made in open-plan kitchen with no sound proofing and all native plugins/effects apart from autotune
@@Gang-25j I'm very new to mixing and I haven't had success with that plugin, but I was picturing Jaycen Joshua make it sound good because that guy is very talented at his job.
These videos are literally hard to watch and understand when the unnecessary captions are incorrect. Why TH-camrs don't take 30 seconds to fix it is beyond me
Almost all of them do yeah 😢 from what I seen on forums almost no one regrets about buying fab filter, a decent bunch hates waves for subscriptions but you get a lot of plugins including the rvox he showed
C6 is so much better than the c4. The c4 is unbearable if u dnt hav an industry level vocal recording. Alot of Waves plugins were designed to work for perfectly recorded vocals in perfect rooms. The c4 is trash, so is the rvox
"Lmao fabfilter to roll off the low end" Any EQ plugin will do that even stock DAW EQ. Nothing against jaycen, unless it has a certain curve which is perfect for him.
@@KJSbeats i like neutron 4 eq, fabfilter was/is too expensive for just an EQ plugin. Yet fabfilter has some extra abilities. Then again stock EQ mostly are just used for low end and high end passing, because a bigger EQ plugin might have a better curve for better sound (noticeable), but you can get such a sound further along the mixing process with some saturation / transient processing. So in the end, these high-end paid EQ plugins offer saturation/better rounded off eq curve for low-high passes. If im not mistaken. I'm an intermediate at audio knowledge.
You also just don’t always need it. I used to use it every time and it can very easily make a vocal feel unnatural. It can be good for controlling harshness on a really aggressive performance. I think if you compress a vocal properly, you’ve essentially neutralized frequency spikes and you can shape the vocal with EQ
RVOX is traaasssshhhh, unless u already hav an industry level vocal recorded thru a high quality mic, pre EQ’d and compressed, RVOX is gna smash ur signal and make it unbearable… Ive never got a vocal to sound great w an RVOX and more than likely, u, the person reading this, hasnt either 😂
Thats the whole idea,good recordings to begin with is the job of the artist/producer. Its like saying a certain mic is bad because it doesnt work on the vocal or instrument you recorded through it. Good recording is key! The rest is just tools and to much hype around plugins these days imho. Cheers ✌️
@@RapperRemedi most of us have bad rooms and cheap mics…its only so good a recording can be in a cheap situation which imo makes this plugin non conducive to most engineers/producers. If its a good plugin, i should b able to dial in a favorable sound w it on a non perfect source…if not, then its simply not useful. In Rvox’s case, its the image smearing tht makes it sound so bad and Rcomp, CLA-76, CLA-2A etc. doesnt do this. I feel that its just a bad algorithm… Btw , i dnt personally like Jaycen Joshuas mixes either.
Nah nah nah. Don’t listen to this guy. Grab a compressor, smash the threshold all the way down and max out the makeup gain. Copy and paste that like three times and there you have it, Boards of Texas
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Fresh Air is a great plug-in to crisp up the vocals as well
Starting using Fresh Air a couple mixes ago, TOTAL game changer 🔥
I hate fresh air
Same, very harsh but okay in moderation @@nils2660
Its good but use it subtle and dont overuse it
Fresh air is deceptive. It can ruin mixes fast.
Dude is not lying. You must have a good foundation to begin with though
Rvox sucks
good foundation as in a good mic? or a good voice?
@@yrnibzboth, including clean interface
@@EMERICNORTH what’s a good interface to use for recording vocals
volt 176
@@yrnibz
Rvox been my go too for years and recently iv been adding the mv2 with rvox on my vocal chain...amazing
Rvox is definitely GOATED
Dunno. Gets it sounding harsh and honky so easily
Autotune (if using)
EQ (subtractive)
Standard Compressor
EQ (additive/fine tuning)
Multi band compressor(this is where vocals are really defined and the only thing that matters is practice and listening)
FX (reverb/delay/doubler send ALWAYS)
Chorus/saturation/distortion
With this chain IN THIS ORDER you have everything the best have and should be able to make any desired vocal work
so pro q 3 , rvox , c6 got it 😂!
Watch the entire podcast, this video is missing many plugins. You also need to watch this and also watch Jaycens mixing videos because this chain is old and not updated to 2023 - he also uses the 404 twice - fresh air is missing, spectre is missing, he uses his signature God Particle on the output aswell
Do whatever Sounds good but upfront
@@ZAY________what’s the new sauce?
😂YesYesYesYes
Oops
R Vox is definitely top tier compressor
What settings? Getting harsh so easily
The Glue(for me and for now) it's the best compressor
These producers are generous. They are always giving up tips on how you can be as good as them. And. Ultimately steal their jobs
😂. You can't steal someone's job
You can go take welding classes, taught by a professional welder, how is it any different? You learn from people in the field.
True plug-ins makes sound good but I’ve seen global chatting hits been made in open-plan kitchen with no sound proofing and all native plugins/effects apart from autotune
all comes down to talent at that point fr
tf is global chatting hits 😂
@@darkskinwhite basically a song that your mama can get vigorously pounded to 🤷🏻♂️
@@darkskinwhite Charting*
@@KyeCreates Yk what normally I would've put that together no problem but for whatever reason I thought it was just some kind of British slang 😂
H-EQ
C4
CLA2A
Desser
Rvox
Mv2
V-EQ4
CLA 76
My Complete Mix Buss
Fire 🔥🔥🔥
Rbass is a staple on my bass tracks too, makes sense that the Rvox is solid too. Def trying it out next mix
Trying to picture jaycen joshua making the stock AIR EQ plugin sound good. . .
Ppl been using it successfully..you clean don’t know what you’re doing
@@Gang-25j I'm very new to mixing and I haven't had success with that plugin, but I was picturing Jaycen Joshua make it sound good because that guy is very talented at his job.
Elosis Air EQ from Slate
@@NoQualmsTheArtist right on
The source is the best place to start. make sure you get a good recording.
Definitely
RVox alll day!!! Game changer
Pro Q3, Rvox & C6 it is 📝🤣
“We used to use that a long time ago” “yea”😂 now back to biness 😂
i replaced the famous series of compressors (LA2A & CL76) with just RVOX.
I added the rvox in between that famous chain with a mv2 and its monstrosourus
Great box
I just started using xvox should I still use rvox together?
explosives 💣💣💣
He get his technique from my videos. 😅😅😂😂 JK
Is multiband compression a must on vocals everytime?
Not really. An EQ, a medium compressor, another gentler compressor. Add saturation if needed.
Why is the weekday in the background
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Duckjay sempre curtiu usa o Rvox
❤
What’s the new vst sauce?????
It’s the Eiosis Air Eq. Not the Avid one.
Now use air eq and fresh air, but this episode is too old
@@alessandroronzoni9304 Eiosis Air EQ been around for super long
Is it better the the slate fresh air?
What's the multiband plugin?
@@JayyReezy For me yess
These videos are literally hard to watch and understand when the unnecessary captions are incorrect. Why TH-camrs don't take 30 seconds to fix it is beyond me
do any of em cost money?
Almost all of them do yeah 😢 from what I seen on forums almost no one regrets about buying fab filter, a decent bunch hates waves for subscriptions but you get a lot of plugins including the rvox he showed
It'd be nice if I can just own one plug in from waves without a stupid subscription
@@trippi2595 BIG FACTS!!!! That whole waves subscriptions model is hella wack
!RVOX!
The c6 multiband compressor is better
The C6 slept on low key
Kirchhoff baby
C6 is so much better than the c4.
The c4 is unbearable if u dnt hav an industry level vocal recording. Alot of Waves plugins were designed to work for perfectly recorded vocals in perfect rooms. The c4 is trash, so is the rvox
@@josephschmizzo1595 lol Rvox is amazing… slap yourself
@@HollerAtcherBoi its trash…and u kno it
Not even the right EQ on screen here…
What is this from and how do I find it?😂
it's from a pensados place episode
"Lmao fabfilter to roll off the low end"
Any EQ plugin will do that even stock DAW EQ. Nothing against jaycen, unless it has a certain curve which is perfect for him.
Facts! Fab filter has to be the easiest visual eq out there but like you said any eq will roll off the low end
@@KJSbeats i like neutron 4 eq, fabfilter was/is too expensive for just an EQ plugin. Yet fabfilter has some extra abilities. Then again stock EQ mostly are just used for low end and high end passing, because a bigger EQ plugin might have a better curve for better sound (noticeable), but you can get such a sound further along the mixing process with some saturation / transient processing. So in the end, these high-end paid EQ plugins offer saturation/better rounded off eq curve for low-high passes. If im not mistaken. I'm an intermediate at audio knowledge.
@@Blah-i7nit’s worth the money.
Whatever these dudes are doing with these plugins can be done with stock plugins and some knowledge
Facts that’s a cheat code!!!
Why is he boosting so much mid?
Multiband compression is an under utilised tool, people struggle enough to use basic compression so I guess Multiband is very intimidating
Facts! Most people don’t use it because they don’t know what they are doing well said,💯 👏
You also just don’t always need it. I used to use it every time and it can very easily make a vocal feel unnatural. It can be good for controlling harshness on a really aggressive performance. I think if you compress a vocal properly, you’ve essentially neutralized frequency spikes and you can shape the vocal with EQ
RVOX is traaasssshhhh, unless u already hav an industry level vocal recorded thru a high quality mic, pre EQ’d and compressed, RVOX is gna smash ur signal and make it unbearable…
Ive never got a vocal to sound great w an RVOX and more than likely, u, the person reading this, hasnt either 😂
R-compressor is better…
🧢
@@KJSbeats its trash…ur either coddled w great vocals or ur not smart enough to hear how bad rvox is…
Thats the whole idea,good recordings to begin with is the job of the artist/producer. Its like saying a certain mic is bad because it doesnt work on the vocal or instrument you recorded through it. Good recording is key! The rest is just tools and to much hype around plugins these days imho. Cheers ✌️
@@RapperRemedi most of us have bad rooms and cheap mics…its only so good a recording can be in a cheap situation which imo makes this plugin non conducive to most engineers/producers. If its a good plugin, i should b able to dial in a favorable sound w it on a non perfect source…if not, then its simply not useful.
In Rvox’s case, its the image smearing tht makes it sound so bad and Rcomp, CLA-76, CLA-2A etc. doesnt do this. I feel that its just a bad algorithm…
Btw , i dnt personally like Jaycen Joshuas mixes either.
Is Jaycen black?
He's Asian. He was born in Japan.
@@GodSpeed1105 🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢
Nah nah nah. Don’t listen to this guy. Grab a compressor, smash the threshold all the way down and max out the makeup gain. Copy and paste that like three times and there you have it, Boards of Texas