anonymous
2 April 2011
Hello,
I'm currently trying to do some vocal recording with my new microphone (blue yeti - best mic I could afford etc etc).
My problem is I have a rather large voice (professional classical singer) and I'm not sure how to set hardware/software up so I don't peak as much while I try and record assorted pieces.
I'm using Adobe Audition with the Blue Yeti.
Any input or thought provoking questions would be helpful!
Thanks a ton
Comments
Back up. There is no other real advice to give. All you can real
Back up. There is no other real advice to give. All you can really do is back up. Hopefully your room sounds ok. Otherwise, you will just have to live with what you get. If you are serious about recording your singing, money might be better spent going to a decent project studio or an honest to goodness recording studio and have someone there push the buttons for you.
If that is not an option, you might just consider saving a bit more money and investing in some proper equipment and room treatment. It's hard to take short cuts and make things work. That's not to say it can't be done but it certainly is more difficult and if you're inexperienced to begin with it may seem impossible to get any decent quality.