
pisces7378
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I know that when vocals and some other things are recorded it is better to record them dry without any reverb or effects, and add the effects later... but that a singer will 90% of the time perform better if he can hear some reverb and some effects on his voice as he is singing.
Is there anyway within Logic Audio Platinum v. 5.1.3 to turn a reverb plug in on and send that reverbed signal into the headphones for the singer to hear, without that plug in being actually recorded onto the track? or would that give the processor a migrane and shut him down?
This is a basic studio task, I am surprised that I never thought to ask about it before.
Thanks guys,
Mike
Is there anyway within Logic Audio Platinum v. 5.1.3 to turn a reverb plug in on and send that reverbed signal into the headphones for the singer to hear, without that plug in being actually recorded onto the track? or would that give the processor a migrane and shut him down?
This is a basic studio task, I am surprised that I never thought to ask about it before.
Thanks guys,
Mike