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I'm using the M-Audio Delta 4/4 for my sound card. The new mic helped lessen the muddy issue, but not 100%, I'm thinking a studio mic may be the answer.

Well, it was an example of how my higher ranges record well, even when parts are "out of tune" or possibly just showing "character" I will try to post an example of how my mid range vocals sound muddy later tonight when i get home from work.

Thanks for your responses. I record a dry signal through a behringer mixer with no effects or EQ. I then tweak the audio with post effects, compressors, and eqs in FLStudio. I don't think it's the environment, I believe it to either be something wrong with my voice, or more likely a combo of...

Yes, and No. The problem is that it clashes, but the problem with the vocals is clearly apparent even when it's solo with no music.

Here's a quick background: I started home recording over 10 years ago (at about 12 years old). I eventually got an sm57 and I wasn't very good, but that certainly didn't stop me. I enjoyed the sounds I could produce, but I found that the quality of my vocals was lacking. Any vocals that I sang...