65 vocal tracks?!
Kane Churko shows how he approaches high track-count vocal harmonies using the raw multi-tracks for “You Are Not Alone” by Gemini Syndrome, which has literally dozens of layers of vocals and nails that huge, polished radio rock vocal sound.
Mixing huge rock vocal harmonies w/ Kane Churko and Gemini Syndrome
Learn how to mix rock vocal harmonies when you have huge track counts with layer upon layer. Kane Churko shows how he approaches it using the raw multi-tracks for “You Are Not Alone” by Gemini Syndrome and Aaron Nordstrom’s vocals.
A few things to note about his approach in this clip:
- His goal isn’t to make it sound like dozens of tracks. It’s just to make the vocals sound thick, dense and in your face
- He mostly reserves quad stacking for thicker parts like the pre-chorus and chorus (lead, double, left and right)
- He uses Pro Tools with Slate FG-73, Sonnox Oxford EQ, and Eiosis E2 Deesser, but the same techniques will work with any DAW and similar plugins
Try it out in your next mix when you’re dealing with massive track counts and let us know what you think!
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