hello

hey guys ive been reading this book on computer music
and one of the things the writer mentioned was that he processess
his vocals with de-click,de-noise and normalizing @ -12db if he has
more then 12 vocal tracks. would you guys reccomond doin that...
also will it make sure all your vocals are the same volume?.

Hi, Im an up and comeing MC form the UK I'm 17 and have been writing music since i was 12 i was working with various top producer like Zed Bias from Sidewinder and others but now I'm trying to start my build my own studio but atm i jus need to record some tracks to make money to put into the studio equipment. I have some backing instrumentals and just need to put my vocals on them.

Hi I just finished processing some new vocals in my home studio and I think the finished result sounds very professional but I need some fresh ears to offer opinion.

http://www.stevie-e.net/vocalcut1.mp3

Please critque the overall quality/sound/acoustics etc.

:D

I do this all in my bedroom at home... I am not looking for a professional result, but anything that could cut down on picking up extra room noise. Hang up blankets? Sing in a corner? I appreciate any help. I use a RODE Nt2-a if that makes any difference, and it goes in through my firepod. Thanks!

Hi,

I'm wondering whether Mic Position will help to avoid the Strong "Sss" & "Shhh" while recording instead of using D-Ser?

Im really new to recording and I have the instrumentation figured out okay but vocals just sound terrible the sound dry and stuff does anyone have any tips

the equiptment where using is a Tascam dp-02 cf fostex monitors and mxl 990 condesing microphone

anything will be helpful from placement to more equiptment

So I'm working with limited space in my bedroom for recording vocals, and i have about 5x5ft. available to work with. What is better for me to do... build a vocal booth with the available space, or just somehow isolate the space with sound foam, etc?
I'm using an AKG 414, if the mic makes any difference on what i should do.

Good evening,

I'm a complete noob when it comes to audio recording so please bear with me.

I've been putting together some podcasts, previously using my Sony camcorder to capture the audio and then editing in Adobe Premiere Pro. I know, it's really for video editing but I just got used to the workflow.

Hi Everyone,

My name is Uzair, and i want some help in setting my home studio. I have the following hardware:

1- Toshiba Intel Core2 Duo Laptop
2- Audio-Technica AT2020 condenser microphone
3- Tapco Mix (by Mackie) 260FX Mixer (to use as audio interface)
4- Behringer U Control UCA202 USB Audio Interface