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SRV = metal?
Here's my first post. This is a quick couple of hour job on 'The House is Rockin' by SRV done in an 80s heavy metal style.
This is actually my first time using a condenser mic and to my ears the vocal sounds terrible, it seems to have a natural reverb from the recording room. Any help on this?? www.angelfire.com/band2/peroxidedyed0/SRV.mp3 Hope you all enjoy, Jon |
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Mix has very hyped highs. I don't want to hurt your feelings, but it kinda hurts my ears
![]() So there's no artificial reverb on the vocals? Condensor mics....you gotta get used to them is my experience. Perhaps change your recording room a little.
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Hehe, sorry about hurting your ears. I wouldn't say my monitors are world class, so I'm not too suprised.
There's a tiny bit of verb on the whole mix, but 90% of what you hear on the vocals is from the room. |
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Anyone else?
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great guit performance, solid rock there - I hat to cut almost all highs and some of the middles and then it sounded really good
IMO you should take a bit of reverb from the voc and bring it slightly in front cheers |
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If it's on 'tape' there's nothing you can do about it...
Hey, does your mic have a Omni/Directional switch? If it does: perhaps you could try retracking the vocals with the Omni modus turned off (Omni is cool when you have a nice ambience in your room, but there's virtually no homerecorder with a nice ambience in their bedroom)
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The mic is a Behringer B1 which is not omnidirectional, so that is not an issue. I re-recorded the vocals but sang closer to the mic, that made a big improvement, theres still some reverb but its much more tolerable.
I also added a harmony and tried to control the harshness....Hope this one is better: http://www.angelfire.com/band2/perox...d0/SRV_new.mp3 Oh, and thanks for listening everyone! |
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The guitar tone is pretty good I think. The drum samples work. The vocals are really reverby, that might have been what you were going for.
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Much better on the vocals on the second post. nice.
You still have WAY too much bright on the guitars. It's like they're coming through a tin can or something. Except for the lead. That actually isn't bad at all. You're a great guitarist. You go, CC Deville! I like the song. I just can't handle the treble smack in my face. Little fatter on the drums and guitar. The bass and vocals actually sound really nice. Take some high-end off the drums and the guitar and you've got a winner! :-) I liked this. Nice job. Piltdown Man
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Thanks PiltdownMan!!
Hope I wasn't as bad as CC! I'm starting to think my monitors (old sony hifi ) are getting a bit knackered. I can hear the treble but it doesn't seem too bad, maybe it's just my ears? |
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