Varispeed Vocals in Pro Tools: In The Studio with Jamie Lidell | Reverb
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Jamie Lidell takes the old school varispeed vocal recording method and brings it into the modern age with the help of Pro Tools. Watch as he runs through his processes and techniques, and test it out in your own home studio.
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Basically what Prince did for the Camille tracks. Gotta love Jamie!
Loving these Jamie Liddell videos. More please!
Varispeed has been used since the 70s by bands like The Sweet in their vocal harmonies when they needed to hit super high notes..pretty cool sound
You can do this in Ableton. I was doing it today! Just make Repitch your default Warp mode. Easy
Yeah similar it’s just formant as a warped edit if the target pitch isn’t to far off otherwise you will get artifacts the ProTools varispeed does sound more authentic but I still prefer melodyne
But ableton SUCKS haha. It's more a trend for shitty midi trap producers than a serious daw.
@@gagadeconstructed8748 Citations needed...
@Welshaccentturorials Any chance you could clarify this for us, please? :)
@@gagadeconstructed8748 daw discrimination 🤔
Dude spitting gems! Listen up 👌
I came here after hearing Paul McCartney used Vary Soeed in Coming Up
I love this.
I love seeing side eye view to the computer and station. I can’t see whats on pro tools or whats going on
Inspiring, dude. Nice share :)
Magician :)
Can you automate the varispeed effect to make the track slow down at the end. Basically what mike dean does to those travis scott outros on a song like The Prayer from Days Before Rodeo. Is that what they are doing?
i might be a year late, but yeah if you automate your bpm to slow down, any tracks set up this way will audibly slow down
I notice you don't wear headphones while recording. Do you pick up the instrumental in your vocal tracks?
I was wondering the same. My best guess is that he’s not listening at a high volume in the room and the SM7B is just very directional and good at rear rejection.
Anybody know the name of his desk?
Is there any Varispeed in Studio One?
There sure is!
anyone kno how to do this in FL?
tried this in Studio One, but the vocals become really warbled and this weird vibrato thing that made them unusable. :(
Can this be done in Cubase or Nuendo? Any power users know?
If you haven't figured it out yet...Select an audio event and in the info line under “musical mode” change it to “musical.” there should also be a tab named “Algorithm” next to musical mode. Change that to anything with “tape” in the title. Tape formant is my go to for sound design
No way to chsnge speed while maintaining the pitch?
instead of varispeed experiment with different elastic audio modes
Is pro tools affordable for avg musician out of work?
REAPER has awesome Varispeed functionality and it's a much more affordable option.
Jim Carter not really
I hit play and my Weimaraner looked at me and left the room - she never does that.
Boots and cats and boots and cats and boots and cats.
speed that shit up!!!
Why are the people in these comments so angry?? Damn
What about recording some tracks backwards and adding that to the mix.
Completely different effect.
Probably very different results wise, but could yield cool results. Worth trying!
It's a cool recording technique, but how do you handle live performance? I want music that people can reproduce on stage.
I’d guess you could sample and play anything too crazy like the high ad-lib he does and then just learn the other parts at speed and have them handled by a backup singer? Transpose any notes that ended up being too high or too low?
@@intheblink reasonable suggestions. It certainly sounds cool, but I might stick to creating things from the onset with personnel to pull things off. Background recordings never feel good to me on stage. I know these days that might have me be in a minority.
You know, all you need is a tape deck.
Its like camera tech. People use a function because it is available and sounds interesting--not because the subject matter or the words or tune call for it. The idea should come before the way to achieve effect is imagined for best results. That isnt what the case is mostly, which is why it doesnt fit. Just because you can do it doesnt mean you should. (It sounds cool so lets use it, doesnt work well.)
If you wanna sound like a James Blake ripoff this guy here is your man. Seriously: Interesting technique, but heard way too often in the last years. Think we can stop now with this crying-voice-singing.
Gummmibaer 🤫
His music is nothing like James Blake