JohnTodd
7 September 2011
I feel like a total dork. I was recording lead vocals for my latest soon-to-be-rejected-smash-hit. I always do multiple takes and later comp them because I'm terribly self-conscious about my own voice.
Anyway, in my foolishness I must have moved the microphone and kept on recording. So the first few takes are a neutral sound and the last few takes are trebly.
OK, neutral OR trebly I can deal with, but now I have them comped into one take and they are mismatched. I need a way to fix that.
I'm thinking multi-band compressor set to zero in on the treble, but I don't know enough about it. Can someone please help me?
Thanks!
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Sorry about your troubles. Keep the "neutral" on one track and
Sorry about your troubles.
Keep the "neutral" on one track and the "trebly" on another, try to EQ the treble out of the trebly to get it as possible, create a bus for the vocals. If you can't get them to match closely enough - Sorry, you'll have to take 'em again.