mail2sandy42
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Hi All,
Iam a musician who has very less experience in sound editing. I have always found it difficult to process my vocals as i just dont know what happens there. All i do is tweek the EQs, add some delays & dynamics.
Can anybody tell me what an engineer does to process vocals. I understand that the processing depends on what we want and cannot be generalized. But i just want to understand the process involved during vocal treatment. Some trusted VSTs for dynamics, delays, reverbs.
Below are some specific doubts :
1. Why should we use a limiter when we have dynamics.
2. How different is a compressor from above two.
3. Can we make a mono vocal track sound like a wide stereo track.
4. What are these pre-amps in VST. I always believed pre-amp is something that is used before the vocals in recorded into the PC.
5. Is it good to process vocals too much?
6. Should i have to follow a chain. i mean, Always add delays in the last or always add limiter before EQs or something like that.
Thanks in advance for your time...
Iam a musician who has very less experience in sound editing. I have always found it difficult to process my vocals as i just dont know what happens there. All i do is tweek the EQs, add some delays & dynamics.
Can anybody tell me what an engineer does to process vocals. I understand that the processing depends on what we want and cannot be generalized. But i just want to understand the process involved during vocal treatment. Some trusted VSTs for dynamics, delays, reverbs.
Below are some specific doubts :
1. Why should we use a limiter when we have dynamics.
2. How different is a compressor from above two.
3. Can we make a mono vocal track sound like a wide stereo track.
4. What are these pre-amps in VST. I always believed pre-amp is something that is used before the vocals in recorded into the PC.
5. Is it good to process vocals too much?
6. Should i have to follow a chain. i mean, Always add delays in the last or always add limiter before EQs or something like that.
Thanks in advance for your time...