Oftentimes vocals are looked upon as routine in the recording realm. As a result, I feel the effort one puts into details like the choice of the right mic, pre-amp, etc is minimal. But from what I've experienced, vocal recording is an area of huge possibilities. Thoughts?
Here is a blog that discusses this point:
https://www.2bqstud…

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I just ran into this article which describes mixing while rehearsing with your band for beginners. It's a good place start. But still it doesn't solve the problem of each person in the band pushing up their levels cause 'they can't hear themselves'... :-? It's never loud enough!

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