I did some searching around and didn't seem to find a specific post on this, or if there is, I have found it impossible to find.

Hi guys, I new to this forum and also new to recording lark so... hey.

I have a pretty up to date pop song that I am working on and am looking for someone do give me a heads up on how to record a vocal like Justin timberlake like in the chorus of 'Love stoned' and such. Is there like a standard thing to do (technically speaking mixing wise)

Hi all, I'm new to the forum, so forgive me if this has been covered before.
My band has a song that has a bunch of wild and crazy vocal parts - screams, laughs, weird noises, etc. We want to give our fans a chance to record their own version of the crazy vocals.

hi, thanks for readiing this
i want to make this effect in my band's backing vocals
i i want to know if anybody of you knows what effect do this artist use? or what kind of threatment did the producer use?

1- at 1:16 ( bitterswweet voices part)

I mixed the vocals and backing vocals of this song. I wonder what your opinions are on the them.

Hi there, my friend and I want to begin recording at home. We will be recording/using two guitar parts and two vocal parts (lead and backing vocals).

Hello People,

I've been asked to remove a vocal from a backing track. All I can do is remove a big chunk of the frequency spectrum where the vocal sits but obviously this is going to dramatically effect the instrumentation in the backing track.

Hey all,

It's not convenient to re-record this particular set of vocals, and I want to give the it a try with them sounding like a phone. Just looking for a *starting point.*

hey guys what are your thoughts on having the person mix the music different to the person mixing the vocals.

i have listened to my music so much that it has lost all meaning although i know exactly how i want my vocals to sound.

can you guys see an disadvantages with this?

i would basically be mixing vocals on a stereo mix.

cheers

spiro