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Recording and pitch-correcting vocals in Logic Pro X

Demo summary

The user records new vocals over the Suno instrumental stems and demonstrates using Logic Pro X's pitch correction and effects like reverb and compression to mix the track.

Step-by-step

  1. Record your vocals on a new track over the instrumental stems
  2. Adjust the volume levels of the tracks
  3. Click the pitch correction button in the top toolbar to automatically align vocal pitches
  4. Add a reverb effect to the vocal track
  5. Apply a compressor to the vocal track
  6. Micro-adjust specific pitches manually where the automatic correction is insufficient

Options

  • Use Logic Pro X or any similar DAW to manage effects and volume

Watch out for

  • Automatic pitch correction may leave some notes incorrect, requiring manual micro-adjustments

Tips

  • Use a DAW so you can specifically add effects like compressor and reverb to the mix

Highlights

So it's not bad. And with Logic Pro X, you can fix the pitches by pushing this button up here.

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