Waves

Apply a compressor to control the vocal dynamics.

Use an EQ to shape the vocal tone and remove unwanted frequencies.

Add reverb and delay to create depth and space.

Use a de-esser to reduce sibilance.

Automate vocal effects for added interest.

Apply a limiter to maximize loudness without clipping.

Use a multi-band compressor to balance the frequency spectrum.

Apply a stereo imager to widen the stereo field.

Use a mastering EQ to fine-tune the overall tonal balance.

Check the final master on multiple playback systems.

Record or source appropriate sound effects.

Use pitch-shifting and time-stretching to manipulate the sounds.

Add reverb and delay to create a sense of space.

Layer multiple sound effects to create complex textures.

Pan the sounds in the stereo field to match the visuals.

Use a noise reduction plugin to remove background noise.

Use a click and pop remover to eliminate clicks and pops.

Use a de-esser to reduce sibilance.

Apply EQ to restore the original tonal balance.

Use a compressor to improve the dynamic range.

Set gain levels for each instrument and vocal.

Use EQ to shape the tone of each instrument and vocal.

Apply compression to control the dynamics.

Add reverb and delay to create space.

Monitor the mix through headphones or in-ear monitors.