Pretty close, right? I think the only thing I really hear is I could use some more compression, a little bit of extra oomph from it to kind of clean up the dynamic range there, but not bad, right? So the only thing going on is the Butch Vig plug-in, which is pretty sweet. Before I started the video, I just kind of dialed in some tones to feel it out and see what I liked and didn’t like, and there wasn’t anything I didn’t like other than lack of control on a couple of features, but let’s take a listen and see what the difference is. So right now, you’re going to hear my vocal in solo, and then I’m going to switch, and I’m going to unmute my Butch lead, and we’re going to hear the difference between the two. I’m going to bypass those effects, and I’m going to solo my vocal processing. A little chorus, a little UAD mono-dimension D, and then I’ve got some delay.
The sends here, I’m going to actually bypass those for a quick second, and they’re the same sends from down here. Then I’ve got nothing but his plug-in on this track. So, there’s my quick mix of it, and then what I’ve got up here is the Butch lead, I’ve called it for Butch Vig. I’ve got the VMR EQ, multi-band, all kinds of stuff happening here, and I’m going to show you what that sounds like. More of that to come, but right now, we’re going to hit play, and take a listen to how I’ve got the vocal mix, and this is going through my chain. Give him a link in the description below. The artist is Nolan Garrett, so I want to give a shoutout to him. If you want to get your hands on this, go check out, and you get the multi-tracks and all of my tutorials behind making this one. First things first, I’ve got a song called “I Don’t Know,” which we’re featuring at right now. If you’re interested in that, stay tuned.
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Then I’ll show you with nothing but the Waves Butch Vig vocals plug-in, and let you hear for yourself the comparison, and then we’re going to go even further in depth into a part two, where I’m going to break down the different modules and show you stock plug-ins and free plug-ins that you can use to accomplish similar techniques so that you can really break down and understand what’s going on, before you go to just pulling up presets and doing your thing.
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So I think I will be finding myself using this, but more important than getting a plug-in like these and the Waves signature series is to understand it and break down the different modules and know what you’re doing and why you’re doing it, so I figured a tutorial would be a good idea to kind of break the plug-in down and show you a comparison of my plug-in chain that’s been adapted from the Dave Pensado method. I pulled it open just about 5 minutes before going live with this video, and was putting it through it paces to try and get familiar with it, and I really like it. Today, I’m coming at you with a video to talk about vocals, and even more specific, Waves has introduced the Butch Vig vocals plug-in, and I jumped all over it and took advantage of the discount introduced at $99 instead of $150.
Hey, what’s up, guys? David Glenn of and.
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