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.

does anybody know what equipemt (mic, preamp, comp.,) was used for recording bruce springsteens vocals on the last LP Devils and Dust? i find it a realy great LP!
thank you!

Well as I was recording some acoustic songs and using pro tools for the first time my mic collection is very few right now and I figured I would try the D6 over a cheap AKG dynamic.

hey,
I got a emu 0404 sound card.
with event tr8 connected.
very happy.
now - I want to record vocals - but my event are connected to the card...I need headphones...how can one connect the headphones along with the monitors to have maximum comfort.
and if a mixer is the answer - think budget wise ;)
thanks in advance
T

I don't know if this is the right forum for this thread, but here goes.

I'm enjoying the new Sheryl Crow albumn "Wildflower". As usual for her CD's, her vocals tend to sound a bit thin, slightly grainy and a bit reedy.

Certainly a part of that sound is her actual voice, and Sheryl is not known for having a powerful (from the diaphragm) kind of singing tone.

Hi,

Has anyone had any experience with this?

When I try going it instead of giving a fuller sound it just kinda sounds like a chorus effect or like a really bad toilet sounding reverb, not like one full voice as on some tunes Ive heard that have double tracked their vocals.

Ive tried dropping the volume on the second track but it doesnt seem to quite to the trick.

Hi everyone,

I'm new to all this home recording stuff, infact I'm brand new.

Hello guys,

There's a problem with the recorded material, it sounds like a hiss, a noise, or something like that, without producing any clues of what's originally recorded, I guess there's something with the settings.. I use a condenser mic and a mic preamp (Behringer Ultragain Mic100), the preamp is connected to a PC. Could you tell me please, how to fix it?
Thanks

What is your favorite microphone preamps for recording women
vocals ? (style : powerfull + clean = ballade )
plz. help. . :!: