This will help adding in back some of the bass that was lost. Go back to the original track and put in a EQ plugin and roll in just the bass. You can also add in some bass if you lose it. You will never completely remove the vocal because you cannot do this but you can knock it down so someone can sing over the vocal. You will have to toggle this to see what works best for each song. Move this over two samples and see how it effects the sound. So now go to the nudge value and set it to one sample by selecting samples and clicking 1. Now you need to nudge one of the tracks forward so it will sound a little bit better over all. Now, flip the phase by going to the bottom clicking EQ plugin. Next, you want to remove the stereo by panning each the bottom to 0. First, you need to split this track so go to Track and click split to mono.
This enables you to accurately hear the difference between the original and the compressed sound.If you need to remove vocals from a song in Pro Tools first you need to open Pro Tools and load the song. Release: This controls how long it takes for a compressor to relax the compression once your audio level has fallen below the threshold.Īuto Makeup Gain: This setting can be used to restore however much gain you reduced from the original signal using gain reduction. It controls the length of time it takes for a compressor to kick in after the audio signal exceeds the threshold. Using your ears, determine which ratio sounds best for your mix.Īttack: This is the reaction time of a compressor. As a rule, high ratios make compression more noticeable / aggressive, whereas lower ratios produce more subtle compression. For example, if the ratio is set to 3:1, for every 3dB the volume goes over the threshold that you set, 1dB will be outputted. Ratio: The Ratio determines how much gain / volume reduction is being applied when the compressor starts working. You can set the threshold to whatever point you desire. For instance, if you set the threshold to -20dB, than compression will be applied to everything above -20dB and not applied to everything lower than -20dB. Threshold: Setting the threshold indicates where you want the compression to occur. Here are some parameters used in audio compressors that you will need to know. The video resource above explains compression nicely. Understanding how and when to use compression can be complicated. Audio Compression reduces the difference between the quietest and loudest part of the song or audio file.
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