u/lilRajsi007

Title: How do I get closer to the vocal sound of Nettspend and Che?

I’m still pretty new to mixing, especially for hip-hop vocals, and I’m trying to understand how people get that specific vocal sound like Nettspend and Che.

At this point I already understand the basic stuff like EQ, compression, cleaning up the vocal, and general pitch correction. I know a lot of these artists also use heavy Auto-Tune and other processing. What I’m really trying to learn is the sound-design side of the vocal.

Like:

- what effects are actually making the vocal sound like that

- what kind of presets are a good starting point

- where things like Auto-Tune, distortion, saturation, delay, reverb, doubling, stereo widening, chorus, etc. usually get placed

- what settings matter the most

- what makes the vocal feel modern instead of just “clean”

I’m not asking for an exact copy, just trying to understand what chain or approach gets me in that direction.

I use Logic Pro, so if anybody knows Logic stock plugins or common plugin presets that help get close to that style, that would help a lot too.

I’d also appreciate it if you could explain it in beginner terms, like:

“start with this type of Auto-Tune setting,”

“add this kind of saturation,”

“use this delay/reverb style,”

instead of just saying “mix better.”

Basically I want to know:

If you were trying to make a vocal sound inspired by Nettspend and Che, what would you actually do step by step?

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u/lilRajsi007 — 24 hours ago