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    Vocal Recording and Mixing Advice for Pop Punk / Rock

    Here is the updated version without the effects. Thank you for listening and your input, and hope to hear more. :)
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    Vocal Recording and Mixing Advice for Pop Punk / Rock

    Sure thing. I will post. To confirm, keep the EQ, DeEsser, Compression, Saturator, and Reverb; lose everything else?
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    Vocal Recording and Mixing Advice for Pop Punk / Rock

    Hello, 2nd post ever here - 1st one was last month, saying how I'm gonna start working on re-recording vocals on projects I had started 8+ years ago and looking for advice. I am a solid way through re-recording my first one and was hoping to get input on the process I am using, as I am trying...
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    "Getting Back Into It" - Tips on revisiting old projects / how to get back into recording.

    Thank you for the advice and taking a listen. I'll have to look into the sale. I really like Cubase, as it's what I grew up with since high school, but Garageband seems quite good too and can't complain with free. As far as the cheap/free plug-ins, if you have 1 or 2 you'd highly recommend to...
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    "Getting Back Into It" - Tips on revisiting old projects / how to get back into recording.

    Awesome, thank you for the advice! I much prefer re-recording each part at a time then hanging too heavily on auto-tune as well (if I remember, I previously used it for some of the backup vocals, but not for lead). Vocal tone is part of the cringiness for me, for sure, but like you and...
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    "Getting Back Into It" - Tips on revisiting old projects / how to get back into recording.

    Hello. Context I have taken a 6+ year break from music. Previously, I had wrote a little over 100 songs and worked on the 20 or so I thought sucked the least and fleshed them out in Cubase 7. Besides 1 very small coffee shop style performance and 10 songs I posted on SoundCloud but basically...
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