Since you are already using buss 1/2 for the submix of the backing tracks, Create another aux and use bus 3/4. output the vocal track to this aux track as well as out put the backing vox aux track to the new aux track that has them all.
On 9/20/12, Chris Gilland <clgillan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello guys. > > I have a question that I could really use some help on, because I am quite > perplexed as to how to do this. I have imported an MP3 file of the karaoke > track into a ProTools session. I then proceeded by recording the lead vocal, > and two backing tracks. I then proceeded by routing The output of those two > backing tracks through an auxiliary input track. The reason that I did this > is so I could turn the Level up and down on the tracks without having to do > so independently. Basically, I Selected bus 1/2 For the output of those two > tracks. Here is where the problem is coming in. I then recorded on a > separate track the lead vocal. Now, what I am trying to do is use another > auxiliary input track through all of the vocals including the lead vocal > through. The problem is, if I use bus one As I did for my backing vocals, On > my lead vocal track, Then the lead vocal track is going to bleed over into > the backing vocal auxiliary track, which is exactly not what I won't > happening! I won't the backing auxiliary input track to stay as is but then > have this separate auxiliary input track that has the backing vocals and > also has the lead vocals. This way I can use the track with all of the > vocals and turn it up to adjust all of the vocals over all including the > lead vocal. Or, if I only went to move the level of the backing vocals with > out moving that of the lead vocals as well I can simply use the volume > control located on just the backing vocal auxiliary track. I hope this makes > sense. It probably doesn't. So in other words, we have the karaoke track, > the lead vocal track, two tracks which are in use for the backing vocals, > one backing vocals auxiliary track, and finally one auxiliary track that has > all of the vocals backing Andalee. My friend said this is a hell of a sloppy > way of doing it, but I'm wondering if there is any other way. I hope so. > Please let me know if there is any easier way, as this does seem pretty > sloppy the way I am approaching this. Thanks, > > Chris. > > > Sent from my iPhone
