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Ok I understand. What if you don't want that chorusy sound? I've work in many studios (as a session player) and never did I saw the singer double tracking his/her vocals...

Doesn't double tracking gives you a chorusy sound? Or does double tracking means two mics on the same vocal take?

I just got a TLM 103 (which sounds really good to me) used for 650$ on ebay. I believe the TLM 103 is better than the 102.

Same happened to me too... then I got to High School and had to learn how to really play in 4 and 3...

I can't spend more than 500$ unless the way to go is much better...

Do you end up using them a lot?

I have been working with headphones for the past months... I need to get studio monitors. Which ones do you recommend on a small budget?

Anyone here uses the channel strips presets for your tracks? The other day I discovered those... and compared them to what I did... they were so much better. Am I lazy or are they good?

I have worked as a studio session player quite often and now I am working more from home. Even though I have been around studios I have always played what they asked me to play without really thinking about it.... now I am trying to record all my stuff from home I get these questions...

Thanks everybody, I am looking into building my own broadband traps now AND using the big room. Simply out of curiosity, anyone built a portable one? Useful? Better?

Just to confirm, we are not talking about foam bass traps? I hear all over this website that foam is not good enough.

I am leaning towards making them myself.

I'll investigate the broadband traps for the corners. Home made or buying them already made?

Ok so I am all set for not recording in the closet.

In today's world... the question should be more like: What's more important, melody, lyrics, vocal talent, grooves, dance moves, looks, style... Beyonce has great melodies, lyrics that speaks to everybody, vocal talent, groovy songs, great moves, looks awesome, she sings in a wide array of styles.

But sometimes like Mission Impossible Theme, it cannot go any other way but there. I am in the midst of writing a children's musical and on one piece, the vocals need that extra time to make the next phrase... My song is now in 7 instead of 6.

The room is 12 feet by 10 feet and the ceilings are about 10 feet.

Every time signature is worth working with, as long as you understand the strong grooves within them. The 5/4 most common groove is the Dave Brubeck Take Five piece. Which divides the 5 with 1-2-3..1-2 Or the Mission Impossible Theme Song which does the exact same division. In 7 it gets...

Yes I was looking into those portable vocal booth. I have to admit that at this very moment, I get a much better sound with my closet full of clothes than my room. My room has a lot of reverberation (if that's the term for what I hear) A lot of white noise too. Where in the closet it's...