true-eurt
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ez_willis said:
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walters
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I need more Air and Breathing effect how can i get this?
Rokket
Trailing Behind Again
Noooooooooooooo, they are Japanese...Dogman said:
BRIEFCASEMANX
Winner chicken dinner!
You Can Get More Breath On Vocals By Using Milky Compression. It Will Bring Up The Low Level Audio. You Can Get More Air By Boosting Eq In The Extreme Highs Around 13-16khz.
Another Way Of Getting More Air Is To Use A High Powered Fan Pointed In The General Direction Of The Mic While Recording Vocals With A Condenser. Or Blow Into The Mic A Lot. Blow Very Hard And Wet.
Another Way Of Getting More Air Is To Use A High Powered Fan Pointed In The General Direction Of The Mic While Recording Vocals With A Condenser. Or Blow Into The Mic A Lot. Blow Very Hard And Wet.
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BRDTS
Member
Try this Walters. Grab a Mr. Microphone and jump out of an airplane. With no parachute of course. The parachute would ruin the air effect on the way down. You should be able to achieve that nice creamy squashed sound after a minute or so.
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daryle_ackerman
New member
adding air and breath to vocals
Peter Gabriel had Daniel Lanois remix his albums in 5.1 for his Play videos collection DVD. There is an interview of Daniel Lanois available for viewing at www.petergabriel.com or www.petergabriel.co.uk. In this interview Daniel Lanois wanted to add more "air" (as he put it) to the vocals and either he and/or the assistant engineer dialed in somewhere in the neighbourhood of 10,000 Hz and boosted that frequency area to achieve this result.
A previous poster was right -- maybe Walters actually had a semi-legit question this time.
walters said:
Peter Gabriel had Daniel Lanois remix his albums in 5.1 for his Play videos collection DVD. There is an interview of Daniel Lanois available for viewing at www.petergabriel.com or www.petergabriel.co.uk. In this interview Daniel Lanois wanted to add more "air" (as he put it) to the vocals and either he and/or the assistant engineer dialed in somewhere in the neighbourhood of 10,000 Hz and boosted that frequency area to achieve this result.
A previous poster was right -- maybe Walters actually had a semi-legit question this time.
true-eurt
Maneater
I thought those dudes were Samuris'.....Rokket said:Noooooooooooooo, they are Japanese...
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walters
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I was thinking about running my vocals through a Air conditioning
unit so the Active Mic can get the Air of the Air conditioning picking
that up with my Vocals it would sound really creamy Air wind
unit so the Active Mic can get the Air of the Air conditioning picking
that up with my Vocals it would sound really creamy Air wind
scottboyher
New member
walters said:
See! You really do know your shit Walters. That is exactly what you should do.
SouthSIDE Glen
independentrecording.net
HAHAHAHAhahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaa...ahhhh...hahahHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahahahahah...*cough cough*...*wheeze*..hahahaaaa...oh man...that's a good one.walters said:
true-eurt
Maneater
I knew it!!!...You DO have a twisted sense of humor!!!!walters said:
Now bring em' on!!!
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walters
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Does a Vocal Processor have Breath and Air parameters ?
Or any Techniques to get the Active Mic to Capture the Breathing
and Air from the Singers Vocals?
Or any Techniques to get the Active Mic to Capture the Breathing
and Air from the Singers Vocals?
scrubs
Not of sound mind
walters said:
You must hold your breath for 5 minutes before any important recording. That ensures that the air will be on your recordings and not floating around the room. I urge you to try this secret technique immediately.
jpw23
New member
walters said:
Walters.......you can't possibly be this stupid! I have only been a member here a few days and either you are the biggest dumbass in the world or this is just a running joke on this forum.....I have however seen your name on another forum(audioforums.com) where you totaly eclipsed our resident dumbass!
Do you record for a living? If you do, I can only imagine what kind of crap that passes through your studio. I apologize to everyone else for this rant but, I have a hard time with stupidity......GEEZ! I'm from eastern Kentucky where we all have had some really good cousin lovin' and even WE are not this stupid, I can only imagine that the gene pool in Walter's family has no deep end!
ez_willis
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jpw23 said:
Shit dude, that was mild compared to what I've been giving him. You have to be careful with wally, show him anything other than total disrespect and you're his new best friend. Then all of his quanswers are directed towards you, watch out!
true-eurt
Maneater
walters said:
1.Yes WaLtErS, it does.
2.Yes WaLtErS, you can strategically place several Omni-directional mics 12-15 feet away from the source. Of course this is merely air that is random phase noise.
I am waiting....I know you are going to tell us how.
hueseph
New member
true-eurt said:I am waiting....I know you are going to tell us how.
He never actually tells how. He types what he finds in the book and then asks for an explaination. All this time I thought he just needed to read the manual, when in actuality even comprehending what he reads seems to be an insurmountable task.
true-eurt
Maneater
In a way, Walters has been good for me. I've done more Googling, reading and note taking than I've done for a while....I am doing this until I nod out at the puter, sometimes 3am...So for that, I thank him.He's stirred up my cravings and creativity juices...And the fact that he ask HOW something actually does what it does, and WHY shows some coloration to his purpose. But whatever, I do not get angry about it..I've grown rather fond of whomever or whatever Walters is...hueseph said:
Blue Bear Sound
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Use a phantom-powered oxygen tank, skippy.................. duh!walters said:
Blue Bear Sound
New member
Only the best ones, skippy... and they also use well above 17 volts of DC offset......... trouble is, they run about $12K and up.......walters said: