I have a Female R&B vocalist in the studio that say's she went to a studio that used an effect on her voice. She said it gave her voice a real dreamy effect. I haven't been able to hear anything she did but, she said she asked the studio what it was and they said they used a phaser.

I've used a Phase shifter but never on vocals.

I was wondering if anybody knows any shortcuts on how to obtain that old record sounding vocal effect (kind of portishead sounding)? I have an eq setting on my Korg d3200 recording studio(i bought this for portable recordings), but I've already recorded this onto Pro Tools LE before I decided to change the recording. I was wondering if there is any eq tactics i can do post recording.

So I was in a bit of a hurry and needed to get a quick demo of a song I had been working on. So I quickly set up my K2 and hit the record button. The song it self is supposed to be a kind of "ghost story" feel. Think Nick Drake and Iron And Wine kind of stuff. So I spent about 5 minutes looking for a decent mic placement. I came across one I truely found remarkable.

I want to get a condensor mic forunder $1000. The main reason I want to get it is to record rock vocals. And by rock vocals I mean anything from Gregg Allman, to Robert Plant, to Chris Cornell type vocals. I have not been able to capture the essence of the vocals with anything that I have tried so far.

I'm going to be recording for a punk/ska band and I need to know what effects/eq to use on the vocals. The singer does a lot of screaming and most of the singing he does, if not screaming is in a very raspy tone. I would be much appreciative if someone could give me a hand with the recording. Thanks!

hey guys is there any plugin that can remove vocals from the track or even lower them so that u can't hear them properly without destroying much of the sound. . i've tried couple of plugins like analogx and some more but they all just make sound flange and very reverby. .so any idea how to even get close to wht i wanna do...

thanks

Dear helpful people,

hello
i have maybe a stupid question

but i have a lot of mp3's that i would like to sing on but i would like
to remove the vocals(or at least reduce them to minimum)

i dont have a studio so everything would be done on pc

is there a possibility to do so with a computer software?

thank u

hey folks, I am starting a mobile recording company and need to get a bunch of good (not great) mics quickly. So, the first purchases are for close mic'ed choral groups. Close meaning about 6-8 feet. I'll need three of the same type mics for these first applications. Eventually, I will need a variety of mics for symphonic all the way to contemporary project sessions.

I am using an AKG 400 series Vocal mic. I am also Using Adobe Audition as my recording software. I have the settings on my mic for a bass roll off (or a highpass filter which i think I should turn back on) and a -10db cut.