Ok my Setup is as follows

A vocalist I am trying to track wants to put his hands on the mic to create effects that he does live. This of course exes out the pop filter and causes less than CD quality sound. Any suggestions?

G'day All,

I'm recording second album and due to producer moving, I've decided to take on the production myself.

I have a great Guitar, Bass and Drum sound and just about to work on Vocals, (pre-production is finished.)

I'm using Nuendo and looking to get a decent mic and mic preamp to record with, have a great room - just need the vocal hardware.

I am trying to record hip hop vocals, but my voice always sounds like I am in a box, or behind the music. I am using a Tube MP Studio pre-amp, and a MXL v57 condenser mic. Is this the wrong equipment. What can I do?

I'm considering a Neve 1073, and a UA 1176LN compressor. Any idea how this signal path would sound with a u87ai on vocals. Recording mainly rap, reggae and r&b vocals.

Any recomendations for the u87 mic? preamps or comps.

I currently use the Avalon 737sp. I got some extra cash now and i know i can get something a lot better out there.
honest advice please.

my problem is that i cant hear what I'm saying thru my speakers or headphone.

Hi, I recently got set up with gear to do some home recording. I thought I would share a recording I did using the following chain:

Audio-Technica 4033 (vocals); Taylor ES on 914 ce (guitar) --> Avalon AD2022 preamp --> E-MU 1212m sound card --> Cubasis OEM software that came with the card.

Hi

I have a nice studio setup at home but not for recording vocals. Its not sound proofed etc etc...

Does anyone know where in London I rent a great sounding room.

I can take my portable G4 Powerbook with Logic pro 7, MOTU 828MKII, pro mic etc and do it all myself with my vocalist and guitarist ?

I was wondering what is the best mic for a screaming vocalist to use? i would really like a condenser mic if possible though. .

Hey Folks,

just wanted to get some recommendations on recording a singer/songwriter that wants to lay down guitar and vocals live off the floor. Bleed is a given, but does anyone have any tips/tricks that have yielded good results in the past?

Richard Conrad