Recent content by Lida

Mine is from G3 to C6(that the best I could reach without losing my voice). What about everybody?

Thank you all the same! :D

Thank you for your advice! I'll give it a try.

clean track, medium volume, don't worry about volume during tracking..It sounds effective. I'll give it a try. Thank you mixsit!!

I start with a chord progress, because it's much easier to get a tune, than work out a melody out of thin air. I tried several times, starting with tunes without chord progress as backup, but I failed at last. I've found that even without chord progress, without guitar or any other instrument...

I write with my acoustic guitar. Normally, when I have an idea/topic I want to write about, I'd like to define the emotion color first. Then, I'd like to work out a chords progress (it was a bit hard at first, but it's getting easier after trying several chords and managing to work out several...

it's about 15cm-20cm away from mic when I'm getting the right level with the louder signal. but most of my voice detail lost. I could only hear a very thin line of high notes, very dry, no vibrant, no resonance. when i get closer to about 10cm, it causes distortion.

Yes, it causes distortion. I want to close to the mic because I want the detail of my voice (vibrant.etc) recorded, but it causes distortion when I sing louder I use a pop filter, there is no much of plosive problem. If I turning the gain on my interface down, the mic probably wouldn't catch...

I think it overdrive the mic.

Thank you arcadeko. I just wanted to google some answers to my problem this morning, and I found this forum. I don't know what's going on here, hope I didn't offend anyone. btw, who's that "alias"?

Recently, I've been working on recording the vocal in a rock song. As many people might have noticed that rock songs require loud and strong vocal, and here comes the problems. When I get closer to the mic (say, one vertical hand's length away), I could clearly hear the detail of my voice...

I'm an amateur singer, I wish to sing as well as possible. I also write a couple of songs, most of which are in pop/rock genre , and I'd love to sing them by myself. I've just browsed several threads people post for their problems and questions, and I realize that I'm not alone!:D

Good tips! My voices doesn't sound confortable, it sounds blank. I've tried very hard, still I can't find a good way to sing well.