Hey, this may seem an odd question. But in the past I've tended to get the right volume for different parts of a vocal track by meticulously going through the waveform, highlighting whichever little part needed some extra volume or less volume and adding the seemingly appropriate level of gain. I'm unsure of how to properly use compression and the like, but I'm not sure I like the idea of using it anyways. Is there any reason that such a method is a bad idea to try to get proper dynamic levels across a track as dynamic as vocals?
Slightly increasing noise is not noticeable really and not too much of a concern. Thanks!
Slightly increasing noise is not noticeable really and not too much of a concern. Thanks!