Producers Corner : by Felton Langlois
Recording Vocals
Now that you have recorded your vocals, it's time to make
sure those vocals sit good in the mix, you don't want
your vocals, fighting to be heard.
For example, if your track is bass heavy and you need those
vocal tracks to cut through the mix...assign an EQ to the vocal
tracks and reduce the low end in the vocal EQ. This allows the
vocals to have their own place in the mix. You may think that
adding mids and highs will solve your problem, but it can also
add noise to your vocal tracks. By subtracting the low end, it
will give you the same effect without the added hissing noise.
Hope this was a helpful tip, keep recording.
If you have any questions, send them to : [email protected]
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