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Yep, like stated it's way too gainy... also note that Corgan recorded layers of guitars... so record much much cleaner than you'd think you would... just the fact that stacking multiple takes will make the gain sound higher in the end... that being said... I'd rather your cover version sound as...

I Won't Let You Go Reve + Ujn I woke amongst The crystal fields In prism caves Where no one's real And everyone is dying It's a dream, So serene. Our beating hearts Imbue disorder Wrapped in gauze Of grenadine Til the long sleep brings us respite Finally... Finally. (Inst) As crimson seeps...

Our latest track. Love to hear your thoughts. Written and recorded in Reaper between 12/1/2023 and 12/8/2023. I used ToneX for my guitar track.

I have the same Behringer Uphoria UMC1820 Interface, but I use Samson S-Patch Plus 48-point Balanced Patchbays. Just remember that Signal Flow goes like a Waterfall Through the Patchbay... Sound Flows out the Top and into the Bottom. My Samson S-Patch Plus has selectors on the front for...

Necro necro! Well, Reaper works, but I actually prefer using DaVinci Resolve for Video. Both things are Free, Reaper is better with Audio and DaVinci is better with Video.

Sorry, I don't use a ProTools Theme, just know of the Stash where all the Themes/Reaper Stuff is located. I use a Theme that isn't there anymore I don't think... some form of Commala 5 Theme. Customizing Reaper is (to me personally) the best thing about Reaper.

Search here: https://stash.reaper.fm/

Not at all. That's all well and good too. This thread was about "normalize vox?" to which I say... no... don't normalize vox... record them at the proper level, or turn up the gain if you happen to be stuck with a crap take...

If you have Waveforms completely out of whack with one another... you're doing something wrong when you're recording them. If you can't see your Waveforms (i.e. they are all too small, Shift + Up Arrow in Reaper will increase them until you can see them properly, other DAWs should have similar...

How I wish that our Electric Lines were all Underground! I've got it even worse as none of the Electric is Underground, and on top of that the Grid that I'm on (that most of the neighborhood itself isn't on...) is the same Electric Grid for the Shoreline, which gets slammed any time there is a...

The fact remains that "Normalizing" is completely pointless in this scenario. If the Vocal needs to be "Louder" either raise the Level of the Media Item, or raise the Level of the Fader on the Track itself.

Normalizing? Raising the Levels? Are you using EQ and some Compression? Those things will probably do more for your Vocals than "Normalizing". Also... why are you choosing Ribbon mics over Condenser or Dynamic mics for Vocals?

MORE AMPEG, @spantini LOVES AMPEG! ;)

You could even do something like having the 1 Guitar w/ Reverb Panned in the Verse, and then BAM! in the Chorus with the Double Tracked Guitars to make it sound HUGE! It just depends on what you want the song to do...

Just use Reaper and Render to a Mono File if Studio One can't do it. Seems crazy that you can't render a Mono File. The Stereo (Dual Mono) File will work just fine, it's just double the data and pointless.

Just like @Random dude said, there is no right or wrong. It's just about how you want it to sound. You can always double track your guitars and then mute one to try the reverb panned on that one guitar track to see which you prefer for your song. Personally, I always double track, it just sounds...

Glad it worked out for you! Can't wait to see (hear) what you can do now!

No! Paint effects the tone!* I personally wouldn't paint anything... but obvs, it's your guitar and we don't see eye to eye on anything else anyway. ;)...

If you have Windows: https://makenweb.com/SpleeterGUI Or Google Spleeter. You'll be able to make your own "Drumless" tracks from any song. :)

Nope. You're just making excuses and putting it off. Make a road map and then fit your lyrics and melody to that. ;)