The PRO TRICK to make your VOICE SOUND GREAT WITH MUSIC in Final Cut Pro

Hi, reading the other comments this must be a great tip. There's just one thing. When I openen and analyze the two waveforms in my Channel-Eq, tghe waveforms diappear after approx. 3 seconds. So I cant really start to "dig the gaps" between the frequencies. ithe only thing i can do, is toi memorize it and then fill it up . do you have an idea way the waveforms dont stay like in your video ? thanks :)

Awesome tip! Saving it as a preset will save me a ton of time. 🙏

This is sick! I been adding the limiter on my main clip and adjusting there and then changing adding the dialogue feature over that, then I lower my music just a little bit, was I doing it wrong ?

Thanks for the great tip! However it seems like when I pause...the waveforms disappear. Any idea how to keep them up when I pause?

DUDE! this is amazing thank you

Great advices here thanks for sharing, very precise and accurate.

I come back to this video so often because I keep forgetting. 😂 No clue why it doesn't have more views. This is SO important. Thanks Dylan!

This video was killer!

quick to the point and all in 4 minutes..thank you

Wow - mind blown. I will be trying this on my next video. Very cool thank you.

Great tip. Got to try this for sure!

Love this short but SO useful tutorials Dylan, thank you very much!

Dylan, you create so much value for editors/creators. I don't think I've commented before but I watch all of your videos lately. I still can't nail my audio, but it's a me problem I think. Thank you for all you do! You should be blowing up soon I'm sure.

HO-LY SMOKES! This did wonders for my music EQ. I have always just balanced it with volume only. But this is actual sound design. THANK YOU X 1M times!!!

thank you for ur videos!

Just followed these instructions for my next video going live on Tuesday, worked like a CHARM. Thanks Dylan!!!

There is a great plugin for this purpose, it might work inside fcp: Trackspacer by wavesfactory.

I've got a clip ruined by a cheap Sony Camcorder that had the tape drive motor whining into the audio. I used your method to analyze and isolate it. I improved the audio and it is now usable. Thanks!

Excellent as ever

Great tutorial Dylan! I love the idea of adding the EQ to the dialogue as well to see the frequencies 😄🙌🏼

Thanks for tip. I will never understand why iMovie has auto audio ducking but not FCP.

Weird coincidence that I need this right now and you just happened to post about it. Also, I noticed you stopped adding click sound effects for every click and just kept it on the important ones. It sounds great this way! Thanks for the help.

Subtractive EQ. Have a look at sidchain compression. It lowers the volume of music based on the signal from the vocal. Used in music all the time to clear space for vocals.

Definitely a good tip. You won't really need to use the EQ Effect and Analyzer if your ears are well-tuned... Just find your in-and-out points where you want to adjust the music track volume and click "Option+K" to add key frames at those points. Then you can drag the key frames up/down or side-to-side as needed. You can really fine tune it this way, especially when you want to punch up a gap in the voice track with some louder music, or gradually fade the music in or out.

Great video thanks🤗

really good edit skill and well demonstrated...thanks . love the range tool delete....im doing that today!

Dude as a DJ, straight up been "Notching" for years, even in Final Cut but I swear I haven't anyone talk about this for Muggles. FanFreakinTastic 🤙🏽 This is a great reminder that just because we know stuff that is almost muscle memory, we should find a a way to teach it. Mahalo for the reminder.

Cool trick, Can't wait for a sound design for documentary film if any chance

you are the man

This sounds fabulous 😂 another fabulous tip and helpful tutorial! Always so fantastic in delivery and content ! Love it buddy

What about auto ducking? Any recommended plugins for that?

im the 1000th viewer

Thanks for the tip

In the Audio mixing world, this is called a Notch Filter.

this was so helpful, thank you!!!

Very good Video again Dylan! Thank you - keep on going with this format of FCP-tips!

Omg! Thank you so much for this! Please please make more ! 😮❤

These are great tips that everyone should do, but IMO that is a little too aggressive of an EQ reduction on the music. You're essentially cutting out all the frequencies except the super high and super low frequencies.

All your stuff is so freaking concise and helpful!

Thanks, great video

Excellent information. Thank you!

oh thanks for this tip

Wow so helpful even for us Davinci users!! Thank you brotha

Thank you Dylan for another great tutorial

Wow.. what an awesome technique. I'm going to try that on my next video where I have music playing. Thanks so much !!

Great advice!

This was so damn helpful. Thanks Dylan.

I'm that guy.

Thank you so much for these videos 💛