@@chrissytignor-datachildmus1671 Yes I used to be afraid of protools before I saw this video with Chrissy, Thank you Chrissy your a great teacher. Im going to share this with all my friends!
This is IT! The engineer is great at her job she’ll have a very long CAREER! Her knowledge and Workflow is Great! Notice how sooth this session is going! She works really good with the artist, they both know eachothers work space! I love it! Thanks for the Lesson I learned things that I gorgot
This video was presented very accurately and better than most, in my opinion. Also, it gives more of a practical understanding of what Crissy explained about the playlist, which I was so unmindful of. I miss taking the on-line courses with Berklee. I wish I had Crissy as my instructor. Great job on the vocals, Satarra!
I've gone all over TH-cam and Google looking for guidance on recording vocals, and I concur with the comment below that this is about the best video around. Many thanks. Figures it comes from Berklee.
Outstanding video, instructor, and singer. :) I really appreciate how you explained what, why, and how you did what you did. One of the best instructional videos I've seen. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this upload. Taught me so much that I needed to understand (like playlist options). The singer was also fantastic. A pleasure to listen to over and over.
First time visiting this channel! Wow, thank you so much for this insight. I used it on my vocals today, and it was so useful! Going to have to do it a few times to get it smoothed out, but I am excited to check out more of your content. I am also blogging to send more people to this so they can benefit from your knowledge! Thanks again! Here's to the chase!
Amazing singer!!! She' s the one who every engineer wants in studio. Where can I find the whole song? Thanks for these Pro Tools tips, I' m new with it, I always used Cubase but my teacher showed me this amazing DAW so I was just learning something new, thanks a lot !!!
Thank you for this video, it's straight forward and I learned exactly what I needed. My recording classes did not teach anything about the harmonies, although I can obviously hear it on other people's recordings, I wasn't sure how to approach it.
Thank you all the videos that I have seen none of them help me the way you just explain to diffuse all of the sequence questions that I was once asking this video has answer majority of them I hope you make more videos thank you again this helped me a lot
"This is the central scrutinizer"... I believe Zappa must have making deliberate use of the proximity effect for this specific character; I can't imagine a potential use of the P's in a musical setting but it's kinda fun to think about it. A great video - very clear and well paced. Think I learned as much about making a strong presentation as I did about recording vocals watching this. There's a lot of information yet it's paced in a way that its easy to digest. Also rather than static, it incites a strange sense of adventure inviting the viewer to explore and tinker without loosing its sense of direction. Finally despite the lack of humor, the combination of the songs character and presenters body language keeps the tone friendly and casual. Again, tons to learn here ...
This is a fantastic and truly illustrative tutorial. Thanks for going step-by-step and fully explaining each step! Awesome learning. And the singer is just making it look so easy. ;-) Great voice.
Great video! A new technic is a software from SynchroArts with their Revoice Pro where you can create harmonies and doubles in stereo or mono. Very useful. A BIG 👍🏻 for your video again.
Great stuff here! You may be doing this with the vocalist (can't tell) but I find it's much easier to sing more in tune if I'm NOT hearing the original track I'm doubling in the headphones. I always mute the original track when doubling. The key is to rehearse every nuance of a part that is to be layered beforehand. Hearing myself on an earlier take tends to throw me off pitch a bit for the current take. OR you can take off the left or right side of the headphones so you can better hear current intonation as you match performance subtleties with the earlier take in the other ear. That's me anyway. Other (better) vocalists may not have this issue.
It's distorted because you didn't gain stage the closer mic position. The proximity effect is often desirable. Especially for a delicate or intimate performance. 3 inches away isn't the "right "way. The right way is the method that sounds the best in the given context.
Viewing this in April 2020! Covid-19, (the voice killer) days! Anyhow, I had just last week downloaded Pro Tools First, free software that came with a new Mackie ProFX6V3 mixer that I bought. I hated it. Went back to Audacity that I was using (mostly for fun karaoke recording). Then I discovered CAKEWALK BY BANDLAB, an awesome FREE DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) which I run on my Windows 10 laptop. Watched several YT videos, and then got going. Superb for home use, and could be used in a studio too! Am not going back to Audacity again!! I just use a Shure SM58 dynamic microphone with a foam cover which pretty much handles the pops well. For just this fun stuff I do not feel like spending $400 and up on a condenser mic; besides, I already have an AKG condenser mic which I bought 15 years ago for $150, an AKG C1000S; it now sells for $199 and is pretty good, really. But a noisy household is no place for a condenser mic! And oh, maybe a good mask will work as a pop filter? Likely not; just kidding! :)
Awesome tips and presentation! Loved it. Thank you so very much for sharing! BTW, I couldn't find the song lyrics. Is it written anywhere that I can copy from? Thanks again!
I swear this is like the only pro tools tutorial on youtube thats actually clear and concise , thank you!
@@chrissytignor-datachildmus1671 does it matter witch pro tools that i download
Hey this is wonderful, do you have any other tutorials? :)
@@chrissytignor-datachildmus1671 Yes I used to be afraid of protools before I saw this video with Chrissy, Thank you Chrissy your a great teacher. Im going to share this with all my friends!
Bruh, go to Paul maunder channel bro wtf
the best 25 mins I ever spent on a video, didn't even skip!!!!!!!!
As soon as you layered the vocals it made a huge difference. Made the jump from "amateur" to "professional"
This is IT! The engineer is great at her job she’ll have a very long CAREER! Her knowledge and Workflow is Great! Notice how sooth this session is going! She works really good with the artist, they both know eachothers work space! I love it! Thanks for the Lesson I learned things that I gorgot
Wow, thank you!
best teacher at Berklee
Thank you for taking your time and explaining this stuff in depth.
Glad it was helpful!
This video was presented very accurately and better than most, in my opinion. Also, it gives more of a practical understanding of what Crissy explained about the playlist, which I was so unmindful of. I miss taking the on-line courses with Berklee. I wish I had Crissy as my instructor. Great job on the vocals, Satarra!
Thanks!!
She cold 🥶 thanks for the tips
The engineer is a great teacher, she makes the chorus sounds so beautiful, i am watching from jamaica
Amazing explanation 👏 this is the best video. Is going in my favorites
i liked that singer. she has natural talent. love your voice madam.
OMG hi! Thank you
Satarra Troutman
Your singing on this session was wonderful!
@@raygeorge9233 I Agree! Really came together at the end
@@satarra9481 I looove your voice. I’d love to do a song with you. Are you on IG?
@@satarra9481 Amazing voice!! Love it! ✨🎶
Great teacher, I love her at first sight
Me too
I've gone all over TH-cam and Google looking for guidance on recording vocals, and I concur with the comment below that this is about the best video around. Many thanks. Figures it comes from Berklee.
That was one of the best videos on vocal recording that I have seen so far. Keep up the good work!!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Her voice is amazing. Great talent from both of y'all and so inspirational.
wonderful tutorial,lovely singer,beautiful colours,nice equipment,neat control room,great flow,
huge thank you..
Wonderfully informative! Thank you for sharing!
This video was so informative! Thanks for taking the time to make & share it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Incredibly good Job, many thanks for sharing 👐 👐
Outstanding video, instructor, and singer. :) I really appreciate how you explained what, why, and how you did what you did. One of the best instructional videos I've seen. Thank you!
Great video learned a lot
Thank you so much for this upload. Taught me so much that I needed to understand (like playlist options).
The singer was also fantastic. A pleasure to listen to over and over.
Loved every minute of that vid. Just finished work 12 Midnight UK.
First time visiting this channel! Wow, thank you so much for this insight. I used it on my vocals today, and it was so useful! Going to have to do it a few times to get it smoothed out, but I am excited to check out more of your content. I am also blogging to send more people to this so they can benefit from your knowledge! Thanks again! Here's to the chase!
REALLY ENJOYED THESE 25 MIN
Great tips, thanks
Wooooow. Proximity effect completely changes the performance.
Learned a lot about vocal production in this short video. Beautiful song, thanks a lot!
Beautiful job. Excellent lesson and vocals.
Omg her octave almost brought me to tears 😍😩
Amazing singer!!! She' s the one who every engineer wants in studio. Where can I find the whole song? Thanks for these Pro Tools tips, I' m new with it, I always used Cubase but my teacher showed me this amazing DAW so I was just learning something new, thanks a lot !!!
You are a great teacher, very easy to understand. I'm thinking of buying Pro Tools so this was a cool video.
Thank you for this video, it's straight forward and I learned exactly what I needed. My recording classes did not teach anything about the harmonies, although I can obviously hear it on other people's recordings, I wasn't sure how to approach it.
Nice tutorial, beautiful song and really beautiful voice. Thank you.
Thank you all the videos that I have seen none of them help me the way you just explain to diffuse all of the sequence questions that I was once asking this video has answer majority of them I hope you make more videos thank you again this helped me a lot
She did a AWESOME job singing that song...I LIKE!!!
So nicely explained the vocal. Thanks
Great video!
Beautifully well done. Thank you for sharing this, it's gold for me
This was so helpful!!! Awesome video for audio engineers!! Thank you for making this💕
Learned so much in this video that you so much teacher!!
you are the best. I love the way you work with details. Thank youu soo much
Great video! I'm new at Pro Tools, and this was so helpful!
Thank you!
Omg I'm in love . Thank you very much
Very nicely done. Like the way you have your template set up to enhance the work flow. Satarra sounds great, thank you big help.
Nice work to Satarra! Don't be nervous, you're awesome.
A very informative video. Thank you for sharing, Chrissy.
Superb instruction. Precise and direct.
I like the blonde’s style..it’s like skins Naomi on rocknroll..dope styled educational video period. Love everything about it
You the real mvp
Enjoyed this!!
Very good video and my compliment to the singer, very lovely voice for a nice song!
"This is the central scrutinizer"... I believe Zappa must have making deliberate use of the proximity effect for this specific character; I can't imagine a potential use of the P's in a musical setting but it's kinda fun to think about it.
A great video - very clear and well paced. Think I learned as much about making a strong presentation as I did about recording vocals watching this.
There's a lot of information yet it's paced in a way that its easy to digest. Also rather than static, it incites a strange sense of adventure inviting the viewer to explore and tinker without loosing its sense of direction. Finally despite the lack of humor, the combination of the songs character and presenters body language keeps the tone friendly and casual.
Again, tons to learn here ...
Just found this tutorial very useful and clear presented well beautiful vocalist sweet tone.
Great explanation and clarity and to the point awesome work!
This is a fantastic and truly illustrative tutorial. Thanks for going step-by-step and fully explaining each step! Awesome learning. And the singer is just making it look so easy. ;-) Great voice.
more like this pls
THATS AMAZING
wonderful composition vocals and mix thanks for sharing x
This lady is a genius"
Wow.. Great info. Thank you.. The playlist mode info blew my mind
It's great. Amazing 👍👌
Thank you
I have learned a lot from this amazing post!!!
Super #Superb... Mountains of #Appreciation
She has an amazing voice! Thanks for all the great tips! Subbed
I love this video!! this just made me want to take up an online course for berkely college 🎵🎼🎶
Great video, great singer!
haha singer nah
I like her voice, and great tutorial.
Great video! A new technic is a software from SynchroArts with their Revoice Pro where you can create harmonies and doubles in stereo or mono. Very useful. A BIG 👍🏻 for your video again.
Great stuff here! You may be doing this with the vocalist (can't tell) but I find it's much easier to sing more in tune if I'm NOT hearing the original track I'm doubling in the headphones. I always mute the original track when doubling. The key is to rehearse every nuance of a part that is to be layered beforehand. Hearing myself on an earlier take tends to throw me off pitch a bit for the current take. OR you can take off the left or right side of the headphones so you can better hear current intonation as you match performance subtleties with the earlier take in the other ear. That's me anyway. Other (better) vocalists may not have this issue.
Which compressor as a gear you are using.
You nailed it.
Which compressor you are goona use while mixing.
It's distorted because you didn't gain stage the closer mic position. The proximity effect is often desirable. Especially for a delicate or intimate performance.
3 inches away isn't the "right "way. The right way is the method that sounds the best in the given context.
really clear explanation! Great voice as well. ThankYou. I set my mice a little lower
Love the singer, wonderful!
Finally great tutorial loved it
Awesome thank uuuuuuuu
omg! thos helps me a lot! thank you so much
Viewing this in April 2020! Covid-19, (the voice killer) days! Anyhow, I had just last week downloaded Pro Tools First, free software that came with a new Mackie ProFX6V3 mixer that I bought. I hated it. Went back to Audacity that I was using (mostly for fun karaoke recording). Then I discovered CAKEWALK BY BANDLAB, an awesome FREE DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) which I run on my Windows 10 laptop. Watched several YT videos, and then got going. Superb for home use, and could be used in a studio too! Am not going back to Audacity again!! I just use a Shure SM58 dynamic microphone with a foam cover which pretty much handles the pops well. For just this fun stuff I do not feel like spending $400 and up on a condenser mic; besides, I already have an AKG condenser mic which I bought 15 years ago for $150, an AKG C1000S; it now sells for $199 and is pretty good, really. But a noisy household is no place for a condenser mic! And oh, maybe a good mask will work as a pop filter? Likely not; just kidding! :)
beautiful presentation thank you
Excellent video good practice.....
Where can I find the track??
Awesome tips and presentation! Loved it. Thank you so very much for sharing! BTW, I couldn't find the song lyrics. Is it written anywhere that I can copy from? Thanks again!
Thanks ma'm. ... for giving important details of recording 😊
Great work girls, thank you for sharing!
I love...everything about this tutorial.. So where do we get that song??
Is that song, sang by Satara (sp?) available for purchase?
Can someone tell me what the software is?
Very helpful. Thank you so much
very cool tutorial and song. sniger has a talent :)
great video! Very informative
Where's the complete finish at????
When she played the vocal the first time, am I hearing reverb or is that just what that mic does?
Deron FerrellTV What the mic does from being too close.
Thank you so much. This helps so much.
Excellent
awesome, worth watching :), many thanks for this one
I would love to hear the finished project of that song.
that was a lot of sauce right there thank you!
Nice job! Thanks for sharing.
Best video I ever saw...
Awesome video!!!
2 sweet ladies and good tutorial.Thnx
That's one catchy song.
First lady with a nose ring I've seen with common sense. Excellent video!
Can u tell me the name of the song