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

I had this in the vocal booth but got no responses so I'm reposting here, sorry!

I'm recording vocals for a screamo band. This is my chain:

AKG 535EB > Groove Tubes Brick > RNC comp > ADA > VS-880EX

Hi all,

I'm recording vocals for a screamo band. This is my chain:

AKG 535EB > Groove Tubes Brick > RNC comp > ADA > VS-880EX

I've just recently managed to ramp up my level of gearship. I won't be able to afford any new gear for a while so...while getting to know it all, I was hoping to get some tips from the more experienced(than myself) for improving my recordings. As for my experience level, I'm about as green as Peter Pan's little leaf bootie's are.

Hey everybody, I just wanted to try to dig up some info. I am having a really hard time getting vocals to sit in the mix with this band i'm recording. I've pulled out all the stops with the tricks I usually use, and nothing seems right. perhaps I recorded them with the wrong mics or I'm not eq'ing correctly, but i think they just seem to dry compared to the type of music.

I'm trying to record my band and vocals is of course, the hardest part.

Tonight during a session the vocalist wanted to throw in some references to a song we had just made. I'd already warmed up the 737 like they recommend in the manual and the mic was ready. We start recording, and then we noticed a slight but very noticeable delay ..

i have my own recording studio at home. most of the time i record without a vocal booth. besides the fact that it blocks unwanted noise what else does it bring. becuase i try to record some vocals over a instrumental and i never can get it to sound like it fit into the track.. whys that? mabye i need a vocal booth? how can a booth help?

Hey guys..whts up... aah i was wondering how would you put the reverb on the vocal track while recording the vocals... but it should not be recorded... cuz the artist in the booth on the mic. wants some reverb sometimes... but it should''nt be recorded... i m using...Cubase or Nuendo... you know wht i mean... any idea... i have pro tools too... its easy with that..

I've been having a horrible problem lately with the vocals I've been recording. It sounds like there is an extremely narrow 10+ dB peak at around 5kHz on every vocal I record. This absolutely destroys all sibilance, especially s, t, and d sounds. In fact, it's so pronouced that I can even hear a harsh whistle when someone takes a breath.