TalismanRich
Well-known member
Coming in post recording there shouldn't be any issue with latency. Just make sure that the vocals are recorded at a proper max level and add the echo for playback.
I did a bit of playing with the extract audio that Dave posted of her recording. I listened to the other posts from Derya's Youtube page, and then started playing around with some of the hall reverbs (Briscati M7 responses from Samplicity). I kept it a bit strong to try to sound like a hall recording. I settled on the ArchDuke M/S, set at -36dB below the dry signal. To me it sounded quite nice, and with the fact that the original vocal was actually done in a smaller room, I thought it had a bit more clarity to the vocal.
I threw a limiter on just to take the peaks down a dB or 2.
This was the result.
Reverb can be a funny thing. Sometimes you think its set PERFECTLY, and upon playback its way too much or way too little.
In any case, I would be interested to know if this is a direction that Derya thinks might be helpful. To much? Not enough? Took a wrong turn?
I did a bit of playing with the extract audio that Dave posted of her recording. I listened to the other posts from Derya's Youtube page, and then started playing around with some of the hall reverbs (Briscati M7 responses from Samplicity). I kept it a bit strong to try to sound like a hall recording. I settled on the ArchDuke M/S, set at -36dB below the dry signal. To me it sounded quite nice, and with the fact that the original vocal was actually done in a smaller room, I thought it had a bit more clarity to the vocal.
I threw a limiter on just to take the peaks down a dB or 2.
This was the result.
Reverb can be a funny thing. Sometimes you think its set PERFECTLY, and upon playback its way too much or way too little.
In any case, I would be interested to know if this is a direction that Derya thinks might be helpful. To much? Not enough? Took a wrong turn?