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I guess Im trying to see if this is normal for most studio engineers. And if not, do you prefer to roll-offf at the mic or at the mic pre.

I am tracking using a Neumann U87 going into an Apollo, using their Neve 73 preamp. Do you recommend doing a bass-roll on both the microphone and the Neve 73? Or just one one of them? Thoughts?

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No, Im absolutely happy with my sound. I wasnt asking for advice my friend lol. I was just trying to congregate with the masses on this topic. We all have our own individual set of ears, so Im sure we all eventually develop a separate taste in this area.

When recording vocals, what types of effects/processors do you like in your vocal chain? My main setting is a either a Rhode Classic or a Neumann U87, running through a Focusrite Red preamp, then if needed I'll borrow my engineer's 1176 for limiting. No extreme limiting, just keeping things...

The answer is NEVER! Atleast not until you know what it does. My problem going into the recording game was buying things that I heard about, but never actually grasped on to. Remember that all mixes dont have compression. I rarely use it myself. Leave it up to someone who needs it. To be honest...

Just think, if you're sony stereo monitors were SOOOOOoo good; you wouldnt be on this forum considering buying another source for listening. Not trying to be an asshole but just think about it! I once asked this same question my friend. Now... if this post helped you out, please be sure to...

Since you're using software to mix, pre-master, etc. DO NOT GO BEYOND ZERO!!! I dont care if you hear the clipping or not, dont do it. Until you start mixing on an analog board, dont go over ZERO. The meters are there for a reason. Software mixing causes more artifacts when you do anything...

BULLSHIT! To each its own. FL Studio is GREAT for mixing bruh. I use it 80% of the time to record in... why? Its so much easier to make a beat in FL Studio (if you're used to using the program), record, mix, and then be done. The mixer in FL Studio is advanced beyond Adobe's. It has a good...

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The key is to write how you normally write and comprehend words. For example: if you tend to take notes at school with the traditional "left to write" method, then dont switch this up when its time to write lyrics. What you end up doing is confusing your brain into reading in a manner its not...

I recommend to only write the lyrics first if you already have an idea of how the arrangement is going to be once its laid down. (key, scale, etc.) Once you know that then you'll know what you're working with. I find it easier to write to an uncompleted track, than a finished "beat". A finished...

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Thanks. I might just do that lol