How to mix lead vocals | The perfect saturated lead vocal chain
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In this tutorial, I cover a topic I have covered in the past. The reason for this is because my lead vocal chain changes with every mix to fit the characteristics of the song and the sound I'm trying to achieve on that particular mix.
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