I have a vocal where the singer puts a "wa" on the end of the word "tomorrow". To me, this needs to be treated or removed in some manner
Having trouble getting this removed, or masked without making things sound unnatural. Its right on the end of the word. I cant find another spot where this word is used that I can replace it with.
How would you normally tackle this problem?
Removing/editing vocals
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Removing/editing vocals
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- Aaron Straley
Poster - Posts: 98 Joined: Wed Apr 13, 2022 12:25 pm Location: Pennsylvania, USA
Re: Removing/editing vocals
Presumably, this is an isolated vocal track, not something that's already been mixed.
I'm with the Elf; probably a micro fade is the answer. I once had to work on a song - live multitrack recording - where the singer mispronounced a word (every time!) in the chorus. Dealt with by a dip/drop in level which probably only lasted milliseconds. I've used the same technique to change a vocal 'She' to a 'He'...
If you have iZotope RX you could also try the Spectral Repair facility. This can produce excellent results.
I'm with the Elf; probably a micro fade is the answer. I once had to work on a song - live multitrack recording - where the singer mispronounced a word (every time!) in the chorus. Dealt with by a dip/drop in level which probably only lasted milliseconds. I've used the same technique to change a vocal 'She' to a 'He'...
If you have iZotope RX you could also try the Spectral Repair facility. This can produce excellent results.
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- Mike Stranks
Jedi Poster - Posts: 10467 Joined: Fri Jan 03, 2003 12:00 am
Re: Removing/editing vocals
I faded in combo with a filter closing over the offending section. This worked well...Thanks! Just using the fader alone, I could not get it to sound natural.
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- Aaron Straley
Poster - Posts: 98 Joined: Wed Apr 13, 2022 12:25 pm Location: Pennsylvania, USA