Groove3 iZotope Velvet Explained TUTORiAL

Are you getting tired of dealing with those harsh sibilances in your vocal tracks? If so, iZotope's Velvet is the answer. In this iZotope Velvet video course from production guru Eli Krantzberg, you'll learn everything you need to know about getting smooth, clean vocals in no time with this smart de-esser, as well as some other useful tips and tricks in the process. Say goodbye to those nasty sibilances and clicks for good! These iZotope Velvet videos are designed for new Velvet users.

To begin, Eli welcomes you and provides a quick overview of what exactly Velvet is, what it can do, and how it works. Then you'll learn how to adjust the sibilance detection controls and dynamic EQ bands to isolate the sibilant part of a signal. This is followed by a look at the tonal channel controls - Lift and Tame - and how they can reduce or enhance specific frequency ranges to more closely match a selected target profile.

Next, Eli will demonstrate how the De-Click module can quickly reduce or eliminate mouth noises like lip smacks, tongue clicks, etc. To close out the series, Eli will show how Velvet can be used in several non-vocal applications as well, such as taming guitar pick noise or enhancing hi-hats in overhead drum mics.

If you've been struggling with getting rid of unwanted sibilance and clicks in your tracks, your troubles are over. With this Velvet video tutorial course, you'll be ready to start using it with confidence and ease on your very next song. See the individual Velvet video tutorial descriptions for more information on all that's covered in the series and how it will make you rethink what's possible with a de-esser. Want smooth-sounding vocals with no hassle? Watch "iZotope Velvet Explained®" now!

What You Will Learn:

-Adjusting the sibilance detection controls and dynamic EQ bands to properly identify the sibilant portion of the signal.

-Reducing or eliminating mouth noises like lip smacks or tongue clicks with the De-Click module.

-Using the Tame and Lift controls to enhance or reduce specific frequencies to align more closely with a target profile.

-Other non-vocal applications like reducing guitar pick noise, enhancing hi-hats, etc.

-And more!

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