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Recording a female vocalist...
Ok, I'm new to this R&B thing and let me tell ya, this stuff is a lot more difficult than I thought.
Anyway .. I'm doin this track where the vocalist starts her tracks out with a low controlled tone, then all of a sudden she belts out these notes. The level of her main vocal track is very inconsistent. Should I have compressed her during the recording? What do I do now? |
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Re: Recording a female vocalist...
Well, if your signal didn't clip (distort) on the way in, you'll probably be able to even it out using some compression and volume/trim control.
If it's clipped, then you're screwed, unless you're going for a Trent Reznor meets Aretha Franklin kinda thing. |
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Re: Recording a female vocalist...
nah, no clippage...
So I'ma have to compress and automate. I figured that was the case, I just wanted to make sure. thanks Slim |
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