After tackling drums and the rest of your band, the next step is vocals. Managing a large or small team of vocals can be a daunting task. Using busses and presets helps to streamline this process to create a setup that is tailored to you and your team for ease of use. Managing effects is key when mixing vocals, and having a dedicated space to do that makes the process easier on whoever is mixing.

Allocate microphones and categorize vocals into group and lead busses. Differentiated processing and effects improve your mix clarity and depth.

On a digital console, it’s common to have a preset feature of some sort. Set presets for vocals who consistently serve from week to week. These presets should adjust everything from EQ to dynamics, and sends based on who’s singing. This reduces setup time and ensures consistency from week to week.

Easily access various vocal effects on a specific effects page for vocals that is flexible and intuitive for volunteers. Customize your effects with unique reverb and delay for distinct vocal parts in each song. Pre-labeled presets help volunteers apply effects without knowing the specifics behind each parameter.

Route vocal effects to a separate broadcast effects bus for flexible use. You can then adjust these effects and levels independently from your live mix for your broadcast feed. Independent effects management allows you to cater to the unique acoustic needs for each environment.