How did you record it initially? If you are at close proximity to a cardioid microphone (0-2 inches) you will have a boomy type of effect. Is there an EQ on the "club" speaker system? Do the speakers have a bass heavy response?
This may be self evident, but find a microphone with better high frequency response, and position the singer further from the microphone. If your room is treated and are using a low noise LDC, one foot should work well. The vocals will still sound close, and will not have any proximity effect. However, it really depends on the microphone, the room, the voice, and what it is blending with.
To fix the track you have try a 6dB/octave high pass at about 100 Hz on the vocals.
How did you record it initially? If you are at close proximity
How did you record it initially? If you are at close proximity to a cardioid microphone (0-2 inches) you will have a boomy type of effect. Is there an EQ on the "club" speaker system? Do the speakers have a bass heavy response?
This may be self evident, but find a microphone with better high frequency response, and position the singer further from the microphone. If your room is treated and are using a low noise LDC, one foot should work well. The vocals will still sound close, and will not have any proximity effect. However, it really depends on the microphone, the room, the voice, and what it is blending with.
To fix the track you have try a 6dB/octave high pass at about 100 Hz on the vocals.