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hello here is my situation
i have
Shure ksm 27 mic
Yamaha O1v Digital Mixer
and hte prob is my vocal sings rock and when he screams the sounds becomes ugly like the sound of clipping but i used compressor on the mixer so the signel is under 0 db but still sounds like clipping when he screams

can anyone tell me which is the best reverb plugin for vocals...i have been using TC native reverb mostly

Has anyone used the tonelab for vocals and with an acustic guitar.
I have a Tascam tape recorder and a mixer. The sound sounds nice
and the reverb is O.K.
Help

I've got a band that I'm recording and the vocalist wants to use a hand held mic to record his vocal tracks. I've never recorded a singer holding a mic. Is there a certain mic that I can use for this application? I was thinking an SM58 with one of those poofy things on it to control the plosives and sibilance.

I just recently purchased Sonar 3 and man is it worlds beyond cakewalk pro 9! I am curious about how to rocord vocals. Should I be using my compressor at all or should I just use the noise gate, and let sonar's eq and compressor work for me. What frequencies should I boost in order to get that airy sound from my condensor and how close should I be to the mic when recording.

One enduring "problem" I wrestle with, (apart from digital audio theory ) is the one of where to position vocal soloists to get separation when recording them with orchestra.

We have tried sessions with them up the back behind the percussion with cardioid spots, nulls back to orch, but they complained that the image of the conductor in their binoculars was too small.

Should the lead vocal be the loudest thing in the mix?

hi, i was wondering if anyone had any mic recomendations or techniques for capturing low end vocals.

Looking for comments on gating/expanding
while tracking vocals?

Thanks in advance for the input! - jrmixman :D