How To Add Space, Depth and Width to a Vocal

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When it comes to vocal production and adding vocal effects, the possibilities are endless. Depending on the genre, you'll approach things in different ways, but adding depth, width, and space around a vocal will always help it sit better with the rest of the instruments in the mix.

In this video, we're working on a jazzy singer/songwriter track called How To Say Goodbye by William Wyne:   / william-wyne  

In less than five minutes I'll show you how to create width with automatic double-tracking, depth with slap-back tape echo, and space with a plate reverb.

Using three different spaces like this can really give a three-dimensional feeling to the vocal sound so I hope you find it useful for your next mix.

Intro and outro music: Strut/Bitchy Disco Rock (https://musicgrid.com/track?id=2INKAA) by Robert Gardner (https://www.robertgardner.rocks/)
Video Editor: Jessica Sanchez