Recent content by chills

thanks alot, i might have some more questions later concerning this

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ok im trying to get a better understanding of how to use compression. Lets say that i have a treshold of -9 and i plan to add compression to values above negative -9 with a 2 to 1 ratio.. what would be the end...

yeah ok so basically.. just screw any form of editing on a 30 dollar mic.. im going to be looking into getting new equipment

haha ? i asked how delay helps your vocals not bout what kind of equipment i can get to strenghten my vocals.. thats why i stated that im workin with a 30 dollar mic.. so any answers or suggestions should be given with that in mind

exactly.. i dont add that much compression to my vocals but compression is almost always needed.. also someone fill me in on the benefits of adding delay on your vocals yeah i really need a new mic seriously

compression is to get the levels of your vocals more equal by lowering the high frequencies and tunning up the lower frequencies.. when this happens your sound actually gets louder.. also without compression or slight compression your vocals will sound distorted because of all the peaks and...

ok i rap so im look more into powering up my vocals and giving them a fuller sound not so much range.. i have a cheap 30 dollar mic.. what would you suggest as far as editing goes to strenghten the vocals.. apart from compression cuz i already do that also how does delay help your vocals-...

yeah i really think you should at least try putting more space between the vocalist and the mic and the instrument and the mic first.. i think that might be part of your problem.. i have a pretty cheap soundcard and the only time i noticed that type of distortion that your having is when i was...

lol excuse my laughter.. but yeah what you should do .. is after your done with your vocals you should right click on multitrack.. make sure that when you right click that your cursor is not on a waveform then pick mixdown all tracks.. then when the beat mixes down with your vocals.. you click...

also to decrease static from your vocals when their turned up too high you can put a limiter on them.. preferablly at around -2 db.. also you can do compression to your vocals to reduce the erratic wavelengths

you can do it two ways.. in edit view you can turn up the sound of your vocals by going to effects>amplitude>amplify.. then you can turn it up as much as you want.. or you can just turn up the track that has your vocals by turning up the volume of the track in track controls.. which is located...

ok actually I got passwed the first two minutes of the bottom song and i see what your saying now.. i think its just t your placement in position to the mic i think your standing too closw to it thats why your vocals have a pop and click to them.. try ading more space between your self and...

i listened to one song and heard no pops or clicks that you mentioned.. sounds to me that you have pretty good quality

yeah the thing that i usually look to reduce with noise reduction is the sound thats picked up from the soundcards its usually background humm.. i dont think most soundcards pick up hiss.. sometimes the hum gets so loud that it sounds like there is a fan in the background

yeah ok anyone that does alot of work on audios with a piece of shit soundcard knows how imporant noise reduction is, but after i do it i often find that my vocals have a hollowing sound to them.. what kind of setting do you guys add onto the precisions and factor and smoothing amount.. and if...