You need to EQ all the mud out of the vocal - it's not the effect (no issues with your use of effect here) but it sounds like it was recorded in a paper bag. What mic did you use and what pre-amp interface for it. I like the guitar. But the vocal and guitar together sound like two different tracks mixed by different dudes on different sessions so the cohesion is lacking.

DogsoverLava, post: 461882, member: 48175 wrote: You need to EQ all the mud out of the vocal - it's not the effect (no issues with your use of effect here) but it sounds like it was recorded in a paper bag.

ok finally someone who doesn't mind the vocal distortion haha. How hard should I cut the vocal mud?

DogsoverLava, post: 461882, member: 48175 wrote: What mic did you use and what pre-amp interface for it.

I used an SM58 and a focusrite 2i2.

Siydock, post: 461884, member: 51656 wrote: ok finally someone who doesn't mind the vocal distortion haha.

All a question of tastes.. ;)

Siydock, post: 461884, member: 51656 wrote: ok finally someone who doesn't mind the vocal distortion haha. How hard should I cut the vocal mud?

I used an SM58 and a focusrite 2i2.

So the next question would be what's your playback system (how are you mixing this?) Headphones? Speakers? Room? I'd start playing around with an good eq/filter and experiment.... Do you see/hear how the two elements (guitars and vocals) just don't mix together very well ?--- when the vocal comes it it's like dropping a heavy bag of sand on the mix....