G'day All,

Stumbled on this site a couple of days ago in desperate search for help with recording, Metal Vocals.

Hello I'm a newbie to this forum & I would like suggestions & help with my vocals.

Is there a way to record my voice so it sounds like the "Movie Preview Guy?" :). Just a silly question that I was thinking about the other day

HI
Looking for advice and guidance on buying sound equipment.
Need to record some voice-overs form home and have a limited budget. Dont know much about how to set this up but needs to attach to PC.
Want to record voice-overs with good quality and be able to play about with the sound files in whatever format they have been saved as.

hi.
Ill make this short and simple.
I recorded my band on my pc using Adobe Audition
and after some practice I managed to make it sound absolutly amazing ! but when I try recording the voice part, it sounds... bad.

My next stage in upgrading my DAW system is to purchase some plugins. I plan mainly to record vocals and acoustic guitar. I'm not lookin' for anything fancy - a nice natural reverb / delay, a compressor and EQ.

I've thought about TC Powercore, UAD1 and a Wavesbundle.

Can anyone give me their opinion?

Cheers!

I know I'll probably get yelled at... but, how do you achieve voice doubling? and where can a hear a good sample of this technique? thanx guys!

Hello,

A mixing/mastering technique we've all heard in recordings is to have 2 tracks of the same audio and slide it to give it that "dual sound." Whether its vocals or guitar, when its done tastefully, it sounds amazing!

Wondering if anyone is using the TC Helicon Voice Works-=if so how do you like it?

Ok so here it is, everytime i record vocals i have some "whommpmph" sounds behind, well i first thought it was the mic or the preamp, but i tried after with an u87 with an Avalon and the prob is still there, it may be my card ( M audio 18-14 ) or maybe an electricty prob ?
there is a sample :