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【ANNOUNCEMENT】 Introducing the new Youtaite Resources website... youtaite.com 🎉 Featuring: ‣ Resource Library ‣ Youtaite Timeline ‣ Calendar ‣ FAQ Much appreciation for everyone who has submitted helpful resources — and please continue to send those our way!

🎉March Rewind -Day 1-🎉 It's #YTTRewind time! Send us your March content and we'll see you on stream! ❗️ Please make sure to read the submission instructions carefully ❗️ 🎙️ @xielexalt 📅 April 3rd, 6pm BST 🔗 forms.gle/4xCtakaERt4583…

If you feel unsure how to tune your vocals for your cover (if ur a little tone deaf like me hehe), using a reference can help! I like using Logic's built-in stem splitter to isolate the acapella, but any can work ^w^

Did you ever want to know how to make your #VSinger covers from scratch? WELL me and @Rius_Isonder are going to start a series of Step by Step Tutorials live on Twitch and YT! Part 1 Initial Planning starting in 20 minutes here: youtube.com/live/XbHwrNCj_…

i was asked for tips on how to craft poses from imagination, which i don't think i'm the authority on by any means, but i did my best to answer! also linked a few resources and other artists: hawberries.tumblr.com/post/809871093…

If you've used After Effects for 5 years, you've probably spent a full work week just selecting layers. Not animating. Selecting. So I built Picky: stupid fast layer selection by type, name, or pattern. Completely free.

The #SingingMarch event is finally starting on Sunday, march the 1st ! You can find all the optional prompts in the following picture (don't mind the editing I'm not the best🥺) You can find more info bellow ! I'll answer any additional question

Something fun you can do with this free plugin, is vocal harmonies. Instead of ducking frequencies, you can use the DELTA to expose them.

ANINA - A Free spectral shaping plugin [VST/CLAP/AU] Available now.

little tutorial for those who want to animate a song on perfectly on beat

Thank you, everyone, for responding to the census and for taking a look at the results Though it was hard, wading through some of the numbers, I'm feeling more motivated than ever to be doing youtaite things. I'll be looking forward to y'alls #youtaiteworks too~

EQ Academy라는 게임인데 타겟 트랙이랑 최대한 똑같이 커브를 만들어야 통과되는 게임입니다 레벨이 높아질수록 EQ의 자유도 및 기능이 늘어나요 전 86에서 막혔어요...😇 랜덤 생성형이고 실제 믹스 마스터링에도 엄청 도움 될 것 같아서 한번해보시길 강력 추천합니다 masteringthemix.com/products/eq-ac…

📢 YOUTAITE GOOD VIBES TOUR 2026 📢 YTT Showcase is excited to announce that #YGVT26 is now open! Like last year, there are no group restrictions, but make sure to keep your own limits in mind! Check out our carrd for the info & submission form! 🔗 #goodvibes" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">yttshowcase.carrd.co/#goodvibes

This approach is tried and true but there's a variation I prefer and now use 90% of the time: Cut in Context -Identify the general problem area -Make a cut (usually Q of 2 to 4 and around -6dB) -While listening to the track in context of the mix, sweep until the problem dips or disappears It's ok to bring the track up in volume to hear more clearly. I usually have one hand on the volume fader and the other on the EQ so I can compensate as I sweep. It also helps to sweep high to low, then low to high to really pin point the offending frequency -Refine your Q and gain reduction, aiming for the tightest Q and least gain to fix said problem, and check track volume Be sure to listen to how the cut affects other elements. Cutting mud or bad resonances on one track will reveal more detail and clarity in others Why is this method better? Not all resonances are bad. Kill all the resonances and you kill the music. Cutting in context, you realize certain things heard in solo actually give it life in the full mix. By cutting you hear in real time the unmasking of tracks that were blending together, giving you more clarity Boosting temporarily makes things sound worse. If you mix into bus processing, as I do, boosting can cause your compression/saturation/reverb/etc to react negatively further confusing your EQ decision And if you're live recording a band, they probably won't appreciate you cranking up the harshest frequencies while they're rehearsing. The incredible NYC producer/engineer I worked for would make constant cuts and adjustments during the very first rehearsal take of the session. By the end of the run through he'd have the band perfectly dialed in without anyone ever noticing. Musicians loved that they could come in and just start playing, without any laborious process for setting up and getting sounds

💕RTs Hello, youtaite fam~ It's with great pleasure that I present the results of the 2025 Youtaite Census! ⏬link below

If you don't end up having recorded 400 different takes for a cover, can you even call yourself a youtaite

My ears can be a bit sensitive to consonants, especially S sounds (also called sibilance)! You could add a de-esser in the mix, but that can be inconsistent. That's why I like to go through the vocal in RX and adjust each sibilant manually ^w^ Here are some methods I use :3

such a good read, thank you for making this @zephysonas! i'll make sure to route my clients here when they're unsure where to start recording ^^ #slide=id.gc6f73a04f_0_0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/presentation/d…

Waves just released Curves Resolve and just like I thought it's a plugin dedicated to unmasking It's free for the next 48 hours only so get it asap Some of it's unique features are both dynamic and steady EQ, can be used wideband or target specific ranges, and has some sort of intelligent sidechaining I'm a big fan of Curves Equator so I have high expectations for this one

Mixing vocals doesn't have to be complicated or expensive 🫡 Here’s how much you can do in just 10 minutes using 4 free plugins, applied step by step!