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tpantano
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 Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2010 12:41 am Post subject: Mastering Voice: What are all the things used professionally |
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What do professionals do to get the perfect voice out of a singer? Obviously pitch correction and EQ is used, but what else can help make your voice artificially perfect?
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ogleeson
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Trouble is - perfection cant come artificially. The room and mic choice is very very important. A decent vocal recording should have almost no eq apart from taking off all the bottom end, maybe below 100hz. Harmonic exciters are often used to get that creamy sounding top-end. Compression, and limiting to keep the dynamics in check. Multiband compression as well is pretty useful on occasion. Other than that, if it don't sound good - get them to do it again until it is perfect!
Top end gear is a world apart from home recording. It's possible to get 75% of the way there very easily, but impossible to come close to all those pre-amps, valve compressors, expensive mics etc etc. |
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