I am looking to create a chorus that sounds like it sung by a stadium of people.

The only idea I have come up with is to perhaps whisper the chorus several times, mix the takes together and add some monster reverb.

I just got finished recording a hip hop vocal track and I wanted to know what ya'll thought. I need critique on the vocals only...i know that the beat is messed up. Thanks

Are there any software that can remove vocals on normal CD`s?

I am using Cubase sx3 by the way..

Thanks for any replies! :D

I took everything out of my closet to make a booth. I only want to use it for a vocal booth. Im not using no instruments, just putting in a stand with my Audio-Technica's 4047. It fits 2 people, but one fits perfectly to move around, swing arms, etc... The booth is about 7 to 8 feet tall, 4 feet in length, and 2 feet wide.

I want to get a preamp for vocals. (for eastern voices and western harmonies). I was looking at Avalon M5 but it seems they are not shipping them at the moment. I could get it from somebody who has them but I would want to wait and see what the reason is for Avalon to not ship them before I buy that.

hey, i'm working with a band with a sound similar to that of story of the year or matchbook romance, and i'm reviewing those band's records to get some ideas and what not. listening to story of the year's "page avenue" i'm hearing a ton of compression on the vocals, but it adds kind of a cool effect in some parts. ive tried messing around with some ideas, but can't quite identify it.

I have my microphone going into my mixer, and then into Pro Tools. How should I set my EQs on the mixer for the vocals coming into Pro Tools? Is it a good idea to set everything to zero, and then eq it in Pro Tools?

I have only recorded once before, with my uncle, who has a very nice home studio. I am vaguely familiar with the whole recording process, and I know some of the stuff involved (but not much).

For a school project, I want to analyze the recording process, mostly by recording.

My uncle suggested that I buy a Zoom MRS 8 and a microphone.

I'm going to try and build my own vocal booth, very similar to this one here:
http://www.digital-synthologie.de/gesangskabine/

I was wondering if anyone who knows more than me about the proper acoustics of a vocal booth could give me a few tips and answer some questions.

Hello,

First-timer here.

I'm recording a friends jazz band this week as a non-paying favor...basically they are looking for a live demo in a wine bar, so this is really limiting the setup. The band is: