But in the course of that, while reducing levels of sound, you as well reduce the noise in the recording. Thus be reducing levels you can decrease the level of resonance if you can hear it? Perhaps a low impedance speaker and the authentic sound card might often give resonance sound, which then can, in some cases, give unpleasant listening. You might hear it on systems that record wrongly, or sound is processed with being pitched up, like bass playing as vocals.Д«ut most times, a vocal needs to be lowered at these frequencies.

Most of the frequencies from 100-1000Hz have resonance, which is sound above the amplitude. We recommend Maximus for vocals as the compressor nearly has better gain propulsion.Д«y editing vocals, try adding some different Eq solutions:Д®q -6dB from start to around 1000Hz. IF that happens, you need to increase the вЂњCEILвЂќ to open up for more space of sound without compression or hard clip.

You might need to check with the bands if they do not clip your sound. Remember to first denoise your vocals properly:ДЇruity Limiter: вЂњUse the Gain,вЂќ remember to use Fruity Limiter default preset! As well for Maximus, but Maximus might be more powerful since you can make a curved soft clip compression. The option is to either use a compressor gain, rather than compressing. You have to go out of the limit you are perhaps thinking is applicable, maybe compressor gain limit? There is nearly no limit on how low the volume of your vocals might be that you can certainly increase the volume of your vocals at an extremely high level. But belief you are limited by logic, you will create somehow a problem for yourself. Oh and bear in mind that if when your making an adjustment, you dont see any midi activity in the indicator at top left of the screen,it means its for some reason whichever vst youre using isnt transmitting or fl isnt reading the incoming data ,which is a different problem and one i havnt resolved yet ,not that ive tried tho.Somehow mastering vocals in FL Studio is dead easy. Once you get the hang of it i can promise you that you wont be fumbling round the screen as i used too!! Id suggest initially doing it like that and editing it the way i first mentioned if on v11 or the other way via 'edit events' on v12. Meaning regardless of the way in which you input/record youre knob movementsd you just goto 'edit events' and you can draw in your adjustments there etc etc.Д«ut also i tend to just navigate to 'last tweaked then create automation' and then draw whatever i want it to do. Which is what you want to be looking for if your using v12. However the dual function control whilst implemented in 12 doesnt seem to have a quick select for any 'event data'. In terms of automation in fl 11 ' for real time editing of knob tweaks etc via your mouse turn on the dual control function in the main setup screens' Which will allow you to do a multitude of things for example after youve hit 'record/Everything' and adjusted whatever knobs in realtime' use the right click function on the top of the pattern screen itself and when you do another little section in your browser will open up displaying all the patterns containg contoller information which you just navigate to and then 'draw in ' your adfjustments' I do however understand that being fl studio certain things are done differently than other major daws. simply coz its not buggy in that respect at all. Yeah sorry man its a little odd what your saying.

Fl studio 12 automation tutorial