What 3 vocal ranges, or an all in one Neumann mic would be your first choice for just vocals and what pre(s) would you choose?
Tenor
Baritone
Alto

U87 seems to be the standard but maybe there is a better choice. I'm not going to be using it for kick etc.
U47 valve sounds amazing and expensive. hmm, my lust for mics... :tongue:

Hi guys new to the board and a bit confused but this seemed like a pretty good sub-forum to post this in. Do you guys know of any good way to remove vocals without getting very noticable effects on the instrumental track from an mp3? is it possible at all? using expert boy didn't work at all for me.

hey guys ive been reading this book on computer music and
from what ive read if this author has more then 6 vocal tracks
he does normalization to his vox @ -12db now I'm just wondering
your opions on this and i do this before a do any processing
does this seem like the right thinh to do to vocal tracks?

Alright, so most of my recording experience is via live orchestras, acoustic projects, etc.

hello

Do you guys do this? Say you have a song that has generally quiet parts during the voice, you may use a condenser, then for a big chorus would you go to a dynamic?

I mean, this probably doesn't matter for me and my bedroom recordings... but I just wanted to know

Hi, Im an up and comeing MC form the UK I'm 17 and have been writing music since i was 12 i was working with various top producer like Zed Bias from Sidewinder and others but now I'm trying to start my build my own studio but atm i jus need to record some tracks to make money to put into the studio equipment. I have some backing instrumentals and just need to put my vocals on them.

Hi I just finished processing some new vocals in my home studio and I think the finished result sounds very professional but I need some fresh ears to offer opinion.

http://www.stevie-e.net/vocalcut1.mp3

Please critque the overall quality/sound/acoustics etc.

:D

Good evening,

I'm a complete noob when it comes to audio recording so please bear with me.

I've been putting together some podcasts, previously using my Sony camcorder to capture the audio and then editing in Adobe Premiere Pro. I know, it's really for video editing but I just got used to the workflow.

Hi Everyone,

My name is Uzair, and i want some help in setting my home studio. I have the following hardware:

1- Toshiba Intel Core2 Duo Laptop
2- Audio-Technica AT2020 condenser microphone
3- Tapco Mix (by Mackie) 260FX Mixer (to use as audio interface)
4- Behringer U Control UCA202 USB Audio Interface