How to Create Vocal Stutter Effects with Ariel Chobaz - Warren Huart: Produce Like a Pro
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Hi Friends, Ariel Chobaz is a Grammy nominated mix engineer that has worked with Drake, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna and Justin Bieber. He's a master of mixing interesting and tasteful vocal effects that keep listeners engaged. In this video, Ariel shows you how to create a great sounding stutter effect that he's used all over songs he's mixed for Nicki Minaj! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks Ariel and Warren for another great video !!
Yes special thanks to Ariel for sharing this technique Darlene! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks for the vids awesome stuff as always! Today I have a question and I wasn't sure where else to post it other than here. Have you had a chance to check out Toontracks Superior Drummer 3? I was hoping you could do a very detailed video of how you would process those type of drums samples.They sound very polished from the start never the less it brings up many more questions of whether to process the samples even more or as you would any other drums?How much eq'n needs to be done to these samples? Do we then need to bother with generating sine oscillators and or several duplicate tracks of kick drum or several kick drum samples? Then the compression? Again do they need it how much etc? I'm really hoping you get your hands on it and actually do another "Totally in the Box" video! That would be awesome! I think many more are going to hop on this Superior drummer 3 train because it is a very impressive piece of software and it does drum replacement ! No I don't work for ToonTracks or anything like that eh. It's just mind blowing technology and would love to see you cover it at some point if possible! Thank you for all your effort!!
Great insight of a pro at work. Is there a possible video on how he mixed this track?
Hi Jonathan, yes, we made a Mix Video on his techniques here:- promixacademy.com/audio-courses/mixing-hiphop-with-ariel-chobaz/ Although not this particular track!
This is a classic effect, created with perfection. I love the panning he added.
Thanks Matt! Agreed, Ariel's techniques are simple and extremely effective! You Rock!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
don't want to sound rude or like if i knew everything, but you could have really made this video 3-5 minutes long, very simple way of doing it too. Best stutter technique is Dave Pensados (in my humble opinion) running the reversed vocal sample thru a delay, record the tail and reverse it again, you can get not only better but more creative results i you run that thru an Echoboy for example. Just saying tho, nice vid
Link?
Finished effect is at 12:35
Thanks for the comment! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Thanks Ariel for sharing your techniques!!
Yes, Ariel Rocks!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
what song ?
Good stuff. One more trick in the mixer/producer bag of tricks. Thanks for posting this.
You're welcome thanks Terry! You Rock! Thanks to Ariel! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Mr. Chobaz has a great way of explaining and is a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for this Warren! Hope to see more in the future!
Thank you very much Calvin! You Rock!! Have a marvellous time compressing! Many thanks Warren
I've done this very approach to edits. I've even used pitch and time shifting artifacts on individual cuts to add interest.
Hi John Hubbard excellent! Yes, simple ideas can be so good! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Cool quick tutorial , thanks Ariel and Warren!
Hi Andrew Perez thanks very much! Ariel did an amazing job! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
great information, applying it now to a mix
Great stuff! Best of luck! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
"next time you farted, don't come around me..."
Dammit. I can't unhear it now. Or stop laughing.
That’s literally why I heard lmao
the mix is incredible!! thanks for the tip
Thanks ever so much Musik Spirit! Yes, Ariel did an amazing job!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
I'll be honest, I'm not a fan of the music here (tired of dance music, and to be honest I've never really liked it, it's too "empty" for me). But It's interesting to see the approach, just how far Ariel is pushing the concepts. Thanks Warren and Ariel!
Thanks very much for the great comment noisesoundtonevibe! Have a marvellous time compressing! Many thanks Warren
Ah so that's how you do it. Definitely gonna give this a try!
Hi Hayden Cluff thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed the video! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Great technique to learn!! Thanks for sharing, this will help a ton!
Thanks ever so much Eric!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
thank you so much for your videos. Have you ever mixed rock music? I would like to know if you could show us some examples. And piano-vocals songs too. Thank you!!
I will have to ask Ariel!! Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
Goated. I have a newfound understanding of dynamics combined with mix effecrs
Fantastic!
Creative mixing at its best !!! Thank you !!!
Hi Aman Chopra agreed! Thanks very much! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Am i the only one here who's a rock (nü metal) musician here? I'm really interested in vocal chops and vocal sample in general and it makes my music more bouncy and techy lol,thx for the lesson bro!!👍👍👍
awesome. i knew this trick and use it but this is next level.
Hi Bob Loblaw yes, it's great to hear Nicki's guy who did it originally! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
wonderful video guys thank you warren and ariel
You're very welcome Mia!!
song name
Excellent video! Thank you.
Very cool video Warren and Ariel. I'd be interested in seeing how this work in other genres.
Hi Neal Weaver thanks for the great comment! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
From selling paper, to becoming a grammy nominated mix engineer. Looks like Andrew Bernard's dream to be famous in music finally came true!
Thanks, Very Nice, God Bless!
Cool video. All I could think of while listening was, "Is this Ed Helms talking?"
wow. i was listening to monster by ye featuring nicki and heard this exact effect on her and wanted to learn it and i stumble upon nicki's engineer breaking it down lol thanks a lot!
thanks a lot
You’re very welcome
please make video on vocal mixing how to convert mono vocals into stereo how to use waves mono and stereo plugins?
Thanks a lot 4 posting this
much love from Germany
Bummer. I was hoping for an depth lesson on this "Branded" technique :( this is basically common sense... Warren, your channel is amazing, you are a wealth of knowledge. thank you for all you Give and do!
yeah, bro just showed us how to copy, paste 😂
The magic is undeniable when such fantastic art is created.
Thanks ever so much Robert! Have a marvellous time compressing! Many thanks Warren
That song
Hi songainlover yes, it's really good isn't it! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Good one!
Hi JulianFernandez thanks! Yes, Ariel rules! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
Really surprised by how long of a delay tail there is on the vocals... 8:49 and the track's been stopped for several seconds but she's still singing! As someone who doesn't work with dance music much I feel like I learned something from that too.
i was surprised by that too. Wish Ariel would have done a dry vocal and then brought all the effects in one by one to show what was going on! Very nice mix!
this is a dope video marvelous !
Hi GwopUpEnt thanks! Yes, thanks Ariel! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
I hope I wake up some day to realize that many brilliant sound engineers are just trolling everyone on the internet by mixing this kind of tunes while keeping a straight face.
Hey man would be great if you added a small video of your keyboard on bottom right when doing these videos I don’t know what type of short cuts your doing or what to press after seeing you click stuff. I am stuck on the sound line part I don’t know how to get those two white dots set to only adjust volume in those sections . And is that green plugin stock? @producelikeapro
Man..his vocals are always so crisp. Is this the m149 through the 1073? I know he uses that on Nicki minaj
When you make "a mi me gusta" (i like it), sound like "mami me gusta" (mommy i like it)
What is the name of the song and artist? PS: great tutorial
pls share the link of the song. Its so catchy
Hey Warren, I'm about to release my first original song recorded in my home studio (using your advices :D) and i would love to send you the mix for some feedback before i release it! Cheers!
"Two One Sixty-fourths" hahahha
Yes Sir! That would 2 of them! haha Have a marvellous time recording and mixing, many thanks Warren
That's what it sounds like when someone tries to cover the fact they have no idea what they're talking about
6th of July, 2018 - why am i still unable to find this song? A mi me gusta makes me jump on my chair
Guy sounds like Andrew Bernard from The Office
That wasn't' bad...It wasn't what I was expecting at all. But an interesting perspective.
You sound like Andy Bernard
Hey, i never knew Jar-Jar Binks was a (female) pop artist...
dude sounds like Stu from the hangover/andy from the office
Holding a gun to their head usually makes them stutter and get their lines right.
He sounds exactly like Ed Helms
What i find a bit confusing, or at least counter-intuitive, is "needing" tens of thousands of bucks worth of microphone (yes, *one* ), not to mention outboard gear, to record a vocal that's gonna be eq'd and autotuned to all hell - what exactly is the point, i wonder?
Can’t deny it sounds crisp tho
There’s a time for outboard gear
Izotope stutter edit
Does anyone know the shortcut at 6:59? :D
Better late than never: Ctrl+Opt+Cmd+click for the menu, Ctrl+Cmd+click for changing the track view
thank you so much! :D
Its cool and all, but this is a little too generic and formular based for me to enjoy truthfully, thisi is the face of music today. Mcdonalds music.
Great tutorial, but that music makes me want to vomit.
Hi Jay, yes, we definitely don't all love the same music! That's what makes it such a wonderful musical place! Have a marvellous time compressing! Many thanks Warren
Can't argue with that :) Keep up the awesome videos Warren. Love your work.
I don't listen to that genre very often but I think the singer has a nice voice and the mix is so good it's nice to listen to even if only from an analytical point of view to hear how the elements combine so well together!
So... Copy paste was the tip! Well thank you for nothing basically.. lol
Thats not a stutter effects that im thinking of at all
Really cool video, but all I can hear in his voice is Ed Helms. #narddog
Ariel Chobaz seems like a phenomenal mix engineer... unfortunately, I think the music sucks big time. In fact, this is EXACTLY what I feel is wrong with music today. Simplistic and cheesy rhythms, no groove at all, banal and monotone melodies, and no real instruments to be found. I know, that music is subjective and if people like this then fine. I just fear, that young people will grow up without knowing what music is really about. I can't imagine that anyone who hears this tune for the first time will be inspired or intrigued. This is music you like, because you've heard a similar sounding track a million times before. Sorry, for being so crude. I might of course be an old fart who's lost touch with reality, but I have a hard time even calling this junk music.
Probus Excogitatoris
You are absolutely right. Check out Rick Beatos rant about the state of music.
Yeah, I watched that and it's in part why I reacted :D
I like it. I like it precisely because it does sound different from the music I grew up with, and spent most of my life listening to. Is there a lot of average chart music? Yes. Does a lot of chart music sound the same? Yes. Is all of it bad? No. For example, I really like the new Taylor Swift track. I she did good work with that one.
And here's the thing, is there a lot of average unsigned / indie music out there? Yes. Does a lot of unsigned / indie music sound the same? Yes. Is all of it bad? No. For example, the new EP from Moxi, 'Figures Bathed in Light' is nothing short of a masterpiece.
There has always been average music. There was plenty of average music in the 60s. And plenty of it was pre-fab pop made only to make money.
There is some fantastic music being made, by incredible Artists and Bands. You just have to go looking for them. Here's a quick list, you won't like all of them, but you might find one or two that inspire you :
Moxi, Little Empire, Dolls XX, Ryder, The Workday Release, Stacey, Amy Shark, Beauz, Fans of Jimmy Century, Milck, DIDI, Raval Cavves, Grace Mitchell, Crane, Walla, Wild Year.
Why not go out there and find an unsigned band, that you really love and work to support them? Share their music, contact magazines and blogs about them, get them into playlists, get them on Internet Radio.. why not do that? Why not make a positive difference, rather than whining about the state of modern music. You don't like it? Change it!
+Toby Davis. Pretty much all pop music today is produced by a handful of middle-aged producers. Most songs are produced by two in particular. Nowhere in history has pop music been as homogeneous and controlled by as few individuals as today. In the 70s you had everything from hard rock, disco, Motown, blues, etc... in the charts. In the 80s you had metal, glam-rock, synth-pop, disco, etc... on and on. Today, 90 percent of all pop music is some mix of EDM/Hip-hop/modern R&B. The song that's being mixed here, is made exactly in line with the usual pop formula. I swear, I could not get through it without a deep urge to blow my brains out. That is how much I despise this kind of "music"...
Yes, there is a lot of good music out there... but, it's not the pop music you listen to on the radio. The fact that you have to really go look for it, is the whole problem.
The problem is you. You're lazy. You are guilty of the exact same laziness that dominates the charts. Even your argument is lazy. We all know everything you just said, yet you present like it's insight. It's not insight, it the same old tired observation that everyone makes about chart music.
Make an effort. Go find quality new music and support it.
The fact you have to go look for good music, is the whole problem? No, it's not. The problem is, you can't be bother to look for it. The Music Press can't be bothered to cover it. The playlist curators can't be bother to feature it. Nobody can be bothered.
I am lucky enough to know a lot of extraordinarily talented young musicians, songwriters and artists. And it breaks my heart to see how hard they have to work, for so little. Why not help them out? Why not meet them halfway? You're obviously passionate about music. Why not use that passion for something positive?
Right now. Type, 'Moxi Figures Bathed in Light', into the TH-cam search bar. Take a moment. You've never know, you might actually like it.
man said she's a french artist and then the whole track is spanish lmaooooo
I’ve done many albums with artists who sing in languages other than their native language, including a French Artist who sung in Spanish. The Spanish market is much bigger than the French market after All
@@Producelikeapro nah I get it, was just funny lol
Why you people keep using Pro Tools I'll never figure out. You could have done all that and more in Cubase in about 30 seconds.
Industry standard I guess
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Still? Nor sure about that.
Would be more awesome without auto-tune vocals... :(
Thanks for the explanation regardless.
no it wouldn't lmaooooooo at the sad face this sounds great
Hi Mtaalas it makes perfect sense in this genre! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren
HI GwopUpEnt yes, great song! Have a marvelous time recording and mixing many thanks Warren