Hi all. I'm Lee.
I've been singing in barbershop harmony groups for 35 years (quartets and choruses), several of which that have made recordings in a studio, but aside from some basic editing, I've never actually been involved in the actual technical recording process itself.
So, I'm a noob that's hoping to start recording my quartet (mostly for fun, maybe for a bit of promo) to start learning more about the whole process, and I'm really looking for any advice on recording barbeshop/a cappella.
I have a basic knowledge of recording, but that's really about it. For various reasons, I have a Rode NT4 mic and a Scarlett 2i2 audio interface, along with some decent studio headphones, and I've been using Reaper as my DAW, but that's about it. Not looking to spend a lot right now as I'm not planning to make any money off these recordings.
Although many barbershop recordings use 4 inputs, I'm looking to just record the group as a whole on the NT4.
I've toyed around with recording and mixing down a little over the past few weeks but want to make everything a whole lot better.
Anyway, that's me! Any other barbershopper or a cappella geeks out there feel free to give me a shout! And thanks in advance for any help.
-Lee