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T O P I C     R E V I E W MusicILove I have almost finished my Don't Go remix. I am trying to work on the vocals. I have them where I want them. I have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to processing / Mixing them. I have tried using compressors, delay's & reverb's but I cannot get it sounding right and really don't know too much about how they work or how to get the sound I want out of them. I have tried watching some YouTube videos but they didn't help. Any advice or recommendations where I can learn this stuff? I'm really happy with the rest of the production accept to Vocals. I'm using stock Cubase 10 effects. I have a few things that came with my Focusrite audio interface but that's it. Willing to try new VST's if they are free. Thank's DJ_FunDaBounce When you say you have them where you want them, you mean within the song/sequence? It's hard to say what you could improve without a sample. I will say this: use your ears ...and a couple of reference tracks! and... a good arrangement usually mixes itself.