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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2024 · 18 MIN

#125: What is Parallel Compression in Logic Pro X? Three Compression Settings for Vocals

from Music Production and Mixing Tips for Beginner Producers | Inside The Mix · host Marc Matthews

Have you ever found yourself wondering about parallel compression pre and post-fader? Maybe you want to parallel compress vocals or learn more about parallel compression in Logic Pro or even just what is parallel compression. Then check out EP 125 of the Inside The Mix podcast.Crack the code of parallel compression in vocals as I pull back the curtain on one of music production's most powerful techniques. With 15 years of mixing, mastering, and songwriting under my belt, I'm about to transform your vocal tracks from flat to fantastically dynamic. This episode is a treasure trove for audio enthusiasts, as I demonstrate the secrets to achieving that punchy, cohesive sound using Logic Pro on my own music. Whether you're a bedroom producer or a seasoned sound engineer, you'll discover how to fine-tune compression settings for vocals that command attention, all while preserving the natural ebb and flow of the performance.Prepare to be enlightened on the subtleties of vocal EQ, and the pivotal role of signal routing, as I explore pre-fader and post-fader auxiliary sends in Logic Pro. You'll gain practical knowledge on enhancing vocal presence and ensuring your tracks stand out in the final mix, without overwhelming your CPU. Listen in and let your creativity soar as I break down the complexities of parallel compression, right down to the last detail. Plus, I'll touch on how this impacts the rest of your mix, giving you the full picture of how to harness the power of compression across your entire production. Don't miss out on elevating your music to professional standards – this is one episode that will leave your tracks sounding better than ever.Submit a music production or mixing question and feature on the podcast: https://www.speakpipe.com/InsideTheMixPodcastListen to Let You Go on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6GqJSdal2g9olwR0I2F7Pb?si=4b51530f7bd84420Send me a message Support the showWays to connect with Marc:If you'd like a second set of ears on your mix or workflow, you can book a no-pressure chat hereRadio-ready mixes start here - get the FREE weekly tipsFollow Marc's Socials:Instagram | YouTube Thanks for listening!!Try Riverside for FREE

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Have you ever found yourself wondering about parallel compression pre and post-fader? Maybe you want to parallel compress vocals or learn more about parallel compression in Logic Pro or even just what is parallel compression. Then check out EP 125 of the Inside The Mix podcast. Crack the code of parallel compression in vocals as I pull back the curtain on one of music production's most powerful techniques. With 15 years of mixing, mastering, and songwriting under my belt, I'm about to transf...

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