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what's the difference between a paragraphic eq and a regular eq? to be more specific what's the difference between waves paragraphic eq and waves renaissance eq?

What do you guys think is the most often cut frequency on vocals and by how much and what Q?

how much eq should i put on vocals before mastering takes place. how should the frequency chart look like for the eq on vocals before mastering. like what is the maxium number it should reach for each individual frequency like 200Hz, 700Hz,........and so on. I know this is probably a hard...

what waves plugins should i use on vocals and what order should i put them in. Eq, Compression.........and so on. Also does anyone use the frequency chart when mixin. if so what do u use it for.

what is a good way to eq vocals and addlibs? are you suppose to eq them different or what? if so how should i EQ them

doesn anyone know what plugin i need to use to make the vocals sound like they're pushing out of the stereo. waves stereo image doesnt work for that.

i love this site because someone always has the correct answer :) . anyways can someone help me with this problem with the vocals? does anyone know how to make the lead vocals sound upfront everything else and still centered and wide without having to do more than 1 vocal take, using reverb, or...

when they say narrow bandwidth (Q), what number fall into that category and when they say wider bandwidth (Q), what numbers fall into that category.

does anyone know of any good stereo chorus plugin that i can get that doesnt make the vocals sounds too weird and just makes them perfect so they sound spatial. i want my vocs to sound spacial without having to pann or double track them or recording the same track twice. thanks

Hi i'm new to this site and i wondering if anyone knows what i need to use to get my vocals soundin upfront like commercial recorded songs because my vocals always seem to sound live when i'm mixing and i want them to sound placed upfront like professional recordings. i want my vocals to sound...