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terrible_buddhi
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I have tried many times VERY unsuccesfully to mix in a second vocal track with the first with a persons own voice...any suggestions how to get this to sound full and rich as opposed to robotic and nasty?
Jblount
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What types of mics are you using, what are you recording onto?
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terrible_buddhi
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I am using CEP2, Studio Projects B3 mic, and presonus firestation.
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volthause
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are you talking about a unison voice, or a harmony?
TexRoadkill
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Turn the second track down. If you are just trying to beef up the lead vocal then the backing double only needs to be at about 30-50% of the volume of the first.
If you are doing backing harmonies than do several tracks and let them sound a bit artificial. That's the reason for doubling.
Are you using compression? That is the key to a rich and thick vocal tone.
If you are doing backing harmonies than do several tracks and let them sound a bit artificial. That's the reason for doubling.
Are you using compression? That is the key to a rich and thick vocal tone.