Best settings for vocals
Best settings for vocals
What is the best setting from the built in effects for vocals? rap and singing wise.
A good sound period. I just started messing around with using the mic on the computer so it's a learning curve for me. I have been using my korg d1200 for recording for a while so things are different. Also i'm new to making tracks on the pc as well so i'm like a brand new spankin baby. Just found about the latency also for using the mic. I thought it didn't have it like midi tracks and such.
well, so long as the back-bottom-hole is nowhere near the mic, you should place the d1200 around 8 inches from the front-head-hole of the singer. Its best if the singer hasnt been drinking, or freebasing ..... and if their wisdom teeth haven't been taken out it can cause fluctuations. to combat this you can use EQ3 , or if there is some feedback from the back-bottom-hole you should use the EQ4.
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I have had GREAT success with the following:
Cheap Large Diaphram Condenser Mic (MXL57)
Motu 828mkII preamp
Spitfish Free De-Esser (digitalfishphones.com)
Blockfish Free Compressor (digitalfishphones.com)
Live's 4 band eq
Live's Reverb
I just did a demo for a band, and I used Live to record them. It worked great! This is the signal path for the vocalist. The digital fish phones plugins are absolutely excellent, and the reverb built into live is fantastic also. I set the reverb at ambience medium, set the time to approx. 600 milliseconds of decay, and about 12% mix. Really helped put the vocalist into the mix.
As far as the mic, any decent cheap large diaphram condenser mic will give you excellent results, of course it won't be like an old Neumann, but it will sound good. Use a good pre amp and you will be fine. Good luck.
Cheap Large Diaphram Condenser Mic (MXL57)
Motu 828mkII preamp
Spitfish Free De-Esser (digitalfishphones.com)
Blockfish Free Compressor (digitalfishphones.com)
Live's 4 band eq
Live's Reverb
I just did a demo for a band, and I used Live to record them. It worked great! This is the signal path for the vocalist. The digital fish phones plugins are absolutely excellent, and the reverb built into live is fantastic also. I set the reverb at ambience medium, set the time to approx. 600 milliseconds of decay, and about 12% mix. Really helped put the vocalist into the mix.
As far as the mic, any decent cheap large diaphram condenser mic will give you excellent results, of course it won't be like an old Neumann, but it will sound good. Use a good pre amp and you will be fine. Good luck.