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Sound Diagnosis
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I have been researching recording techniques for the past few weeks and one common thread from the experts seems to always be present, in addition to panning, volumes, etc. To "leave or make room" for vocals by gently adjusting the mid-range frequencies as not to "mud up" the space for a vocal track. In an experiment, I reprogrammed a vocal choir program track ("Just the way you are" Billy Joel) and sure as $*^t, it left a better "pocket" for my vocal track!. My question is, just like an audio engineer will skillfully adjust (if neccessary of course) EQ'S on tracks in practice, should I apply THIS SAME practice to different tracks (instruments) in these sequence/compositions for which I am to accompany with live vocals or perhaps to record to disk as a demo? Am I trying to go about this in a rational way? Thanks ----ROB