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irthwirm
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Joined: Jun 13, 2007
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Mon Jun 18, 2007 10:40 am |
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A channel stip has a pre amp, EQ and Compressor,but would it be better to spend more money on just a pre amp. I'm only really looking for one channel which is what i'll use to record vocals. R & B type of stuff. It would seem paying for a channel strip you paying for all three - pre, eq and compressor so you getting less quality if you wur to spend the same amount of money on just a pre amp alone. I can always eq and compress afterwards or do you capture something that you can't do in post when eqing and compressing prior to recording it. |
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tifftunes
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Tue Jun 19, 2007 5:08 am |
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This ends up being either a money or preference issue (or both).
I prefer a little compression going in, particularly on vocals. So a channel strip would be good.
I rarely use EQs, unless absolutely necessary. I try to capture the right EQ with good mic placement. |
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