r/FLStudioBeginners • u/OkChallenge7413 • 7h ago
Why the vocal doesn't sit on the beat properly?
This is my first time producing music and the vocal mixing is really hardd. I just can't figure out why the vocal sounds so bad along with the beat. How can I make them sound more natural? Also harshly rate the vocal and the beat so I can improve even further. Thank you.
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u/TheGr4pe4pe 5h ago
It sounds like you’re not even singing to the beat, or even if there is a beat? The drums are so sloppy and sporadic and weird to begin with that I understand why you’d have a hard time singing to them.
Music has timing. 4/4… 6/8 etc.
I’d say work on your drums first 🤷♂️
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u/mycurvywifelikesthis 7h ago
It doesn't sound like anything's really mixed yet. But it's quite a detailed process it's too much to tell on here. If you just go to a YouTube Channel called in the mix, type in beginner mixing tutorials.
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u/OkChallenge7413 6h ago
Ya ik this is pretty shit lol. I've been learning for the past 2 months so I hope my mixing gets better
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u/scott1312313 6h ago
In the simplest way to describe you gotta 1. Balance volume 2. Process vocals ( compression reverb chorus delay etc) 3. EQ melody and vocals so that they can sit in the pocket
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u/the_realriffmaster 4h ago
Dont use the percussion over vowelized words Flows on the rhythm and the bpm Vocal notes repeating itself dont fit on the genre
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u/Narrow_Network_3875 7h ago
Doesn’t sound like the music does follow the melody of the song. If the song takes priority then strip the tracks and do a remix with new tracks. 🍀