Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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In this video, Willie Green breaks down how he used Temperance Pro on the vocals of Armand Hammer & The Alchemist’s ‘Dogeared’ (feat. Kapwani), showing how to shape tone, match the track’s key and mood, and add texture, motion, and space with the plugin’s core controls.

Willie Green is a producer, engineer, and sonic artist from Brooklyn, NY. If you want to hear how Temperance Pro works in a real-world hip-hop mix, you’re in the right place.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction: Willie Green on 'Dog Eared' and Temperance Pro
2:03 - Using Temperance Pro to Treat Vocals
3:17 - Matching the Key and Vibe of the Song
6:58 - Dial in the Sound with Range Sliders and Note Width
9:01 - Early vs Late Reflections
10:34 - Using Presets to Create Pads
11:54 - Add Motion and Flair with the Sequencer
13:26 - Set it Off with Density and Offset
15:39 - Outro

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