IMO- the problems are:
1)The sound card
2)The $30 mic
3)The room.

I'm not trying to be a jerk, but once those things are remedied, your vocals will most likely sound better. Reverb or delay is almost always added to vocals during the mixing stage too.

okay i figured those are the problems i just wanted to make sure cause i didnt get it...live version were good but then when it came to recording it sounded crapy like boring ...and rough and it lost its edge also

thanx!

Two things, masking and monitoring, are completely different with your situations. Maybe take one of your ears out of the headphones and listen to yourself. Just a suggestion :?

As for your equipment....it's not reproducing exactly what it hears???
But you knew that already. $$$$$$$$$$$$

is there anyway to put loopback on computer so i can literally hear the singing from the sound box ?

what tracking software are you using and how is the latency?

what is a tracking program...only thing am using is soundforge nothing extra but that...:(

if you have a lil money I could mix and master your shit, but hit me up i would have to hear how it sounds but more than likely i could make it sound gooooodddd....I am workin with some gr8 equipment.....

MDz wrote: if you have a lil money I could mix and master your shit, but hit me up i would have to hear how it sounds but more than likely i could make it sound gooooodddd....I am workin with some gr8 equipment.....

are you kidding me?

try messing with the mids and maybe throw some reverb on there. if it doesn't sound good don't save it.

hey how will the live version sound comparision to the recorded version...cause i am doing a show at my school......its werid cause the amp at the school has a reverb knob...does that mean the amp itself can provide digital reverb or is that something else?