Hello,

Opinions on what are best vocal effects devices? By "best", I am thinking of those that allow for the most flexibility and options in working with and improving the quality, sound, and timbre of the human voice. Thank you.

Ok, got another question. I mixed down multiple vocals into two tracks. Now I am putting them back with a two track music soundtrack. Should I pan the vocals left and right, or leave both of them down the middle?

I am a Sonar 3 user and i have a problem getting vocals to sit in the mix.Does anyone have any tips on what kind of effect would work well on a DAW to make it sound sort of analog...Such as e.q. settings and filters.

Hey all. I am getting ready to master a project (I'm a newbie) by a trio. As I was listening, I noticed the vocals just didn't seem to come out and "slap me in the face" like I like. Are there any good tips for bringing these out?

Hi there. I recently heard that many singers record their parts listening to playback through speakers rather than headphones, James Hetfield on the Black Album and Kurt Cobain on Nevermind were used in reference.

Hello all, I am not very experienced with all this stuff, But am strugling with room modes (i think) Basicley i am a hifi listener not a recording person. But in my listening room when i play music all vocals and most center stage sounds, appear to come slightly to the right hand side? I have tried the usual swopping of kit from left to right etc but to no avail.

I've posted this previously, but I have more questions that might be answered fully. The suggestions that were provided included the use of figure 8 pattern, which I don't have with any of my current mics. I need to record a guy playing guitar and singing at the same time.

Hi,
I have a low budget Proj studio and am using a cheaper Oktava MC312 and a Presounus preamp. The problem I have is If I record quiet vocals they sound great (considering a cheap Mic and PreSonus Preamp).

Hi,

To make a long story short... I was recently on a forum where someone stated that they were having problems getting a good sound recording vocals with a Shure sm57... a few replies offered different mic suggestions, but a few also suggested a better preamp...

can anyone tell give me some tech tips about vocal recording. my vocals sound nice an clear but i still find them a little thin. i use a AKG c3000 mic and a Focusrite preamp. also can someone tell me if recording without h phones (out of phase) is really any good and what do i need to do to try this out.

cheers mtec