Producer, recording and mixing engineer Billy Bush (Garbage, Jake Bugg) shows how to spread your vocals out in the stereo field by doing M/S (mid/side) processing with the Abbey Road RS56 EQ plugin. Learn more: https://www.waves.com/rs56Billy’s basic approach for making the vocal wider and more “three-dimensional” while still keeping it tightly focused:- Insert the RS56 EQ on the vocal channel and the vocal effects return channels- Bring the low end down in the sides and up in the center- Push high-end information to the sides- Keep mid-range information focused in the center“Big Ideas”From the album Ocean by Ocean (Absentee/Kobalt)Written by Adam Harrison, Piers Hewitt, Nathan Nicholson & Andrew SmithPublished by BMG Rights Management UK Ltd., a BMG Company © 2016
Mid/Side EQ on Vocals Using the Abbey Road RS56 Plugin
Producer, recording and mixing engineer Billy Bush (Garbage, Jake Bugg) shows how to spread your vocals out in the stereo field by doing M/S (mid/side) processing with the Abbey Road RS56 EQ plugin. Learn more: https://www.waves.com/rs56
Billy’s basic approach for making the vocal wider and more “three-dimensional” while still keeping it tightly focused:
– Insert the RS56 EQ on the vocal channel and the vocal effects return channels
– Bring the low end down in the sides and up in the center
– Push high-end information to the sides
– Keep mid-range information focused in the center
“Big Ideas”
From the album Ocean by Ocean (Absentee/Kobalt)
Written by Adam Harrison, Piers Hewitt, Nathan Nicholson & Andrew Smith
Published by BMG Rights Management UK Ltd., a BMG Company © 2016