Hi

hi.

i'm a little stuck in the way i mix vocals (r&b and pop).

i record the main voice plus the harmonic 2nd and 3rd voice.
the main voice i pan middle at 0dB
the 2nd voice i pan -30 at -7dB
the 3rd voice i pan +30 at -7dB
now i compress all that and put some effect on it (reverb or delay)...

hello, i need an advice, i need to buy a preamp for vocals my mic is Neumann tlm 103, voicemaster pro is nice ? my budget is $800

thanks

Does anyone know exactly what processing is happening on Nickleback's vocals. Eg. the overall eq - compression etc. How are they getting such a rich megaphone sound?( little bit of an oxy-moron ) Are they using specific plugins from Pro Tools? Thanks for any input

I've heard of a number producers on and offline who are recording vocals without adding compression until >after< the A/D conversion.

After recording some vocals and applying some compression, how do you guys fit the vocals in the mix? I'm a newbie at mixing...so I'd like to know how the pros do it.

A better question to ask would be after recording some vocals - [just the lead vocals], what type of processing do you do on it?

Good? Bad? Do you know of something that you believe to be better? I'll be renting a pair here shortly so I'll be seeing for myself, but was just curious to hear of others experiances.

Thanks,
Robert

I'm a 17yr old guy who produces rap beats/instrumentals and is trying to get involved in recording. So my "studio" is just my computer and a mic I bought at radioshack. I'm not trying to hit professional quality, but the closest thing to it...

I'm a 17yr old guy who produces rap beats/instrumentals and is trying to get involved in recording. So my "studio" is just my computer and a mic I bought at radioshack. I'm not trying to hit professional quality, but the closest thing to it...

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Is this funky unit suitable for vocal's duties too?

Thanks...

Renie