Hi guys,

I just don't get it. I am able to record just fine in Audition, but only stereo. In the past with my onbaord card I could record my vocals seperatley in Audition while still being able to hear the beat while doing it . With this mixer & card I can't seem to do that. The mixer I have is the Yamaha MG 10/2. It doesn't have subgroup outs or bus.

I have just purchased a new PC with an Audigy 24-Bit soundcard. I am recording vocals thru a pre-amp to my soundcard while wearing the headphones and playing a beat thru Acid. But when I play the Acid tracks back the tempo of the vocals is mildly faster than that of the beat.

Hey guys, noobie here...and noobie question for you.

Should main vocals be stereo or mono in a mix? My voice sounds so much better when it is in stereo...especially with headphones. but when I play the song on speakers, my voice sounds a little hollow. What do you guys suggest?

Is it a problem with my reverb or do I have to make it mono?

hey gang, i'm going to be working with a band soon, and i think a very old fashioned vocal sound would work killer on them (it's dark yet poppy trip-hop). i've been racking my brains for how to achieve this...major proximity effect, then eq it to get trebly pops...

I'm sure there are several methods to the same end in this case, but I was wondering how the vocals are tracked/processed to get the sound you hear from groups like Rancid, Arctic Monkeys, The Hives, etc. I know that most of these recordings are already limited to the max, but the vocals have a certain "old tape" quality.

I've got an Alesis multimix firewire board with Edirol MA 15D speakers. When i record stuff on cubase, everything sounds incredible...really, high quality sound, but when I listen to a CD or an mp3, I can barely hear the vocals...I tried going into 'settings and display' menu and adjusted the sound in every possible way, but I still have this problem.

Hi,

So i have a little home studio (if i can even call it that). The band has all recorded into garage band and were rdy for vocals. How would you go about recording vocals with what i have.

G5 Mac w/ OSX
Alesis MultiMix /w USB IN/ Out
Reavey Powered Mixer (doubt its needed)
Stero system that i can play my mixer out of liek monitors
Comp speakers

I am trying to add reverb while I'm singing. But I do not want to record
the reverb.