Hi,
I have been working with ableton day and night for around 1 year and I always had problems with boomy and muddy sound in my mixes when using "real instruments"
Im recording a song with, electric, acoustic guitar and vocals. And I have problem with all of them. other instruments are Midi and they sound great.
Recording equipment i'v tried to record with:
Mic, Rode NT1-A. 250$
(sounds crap, vocals and guitar is boomy)
Mic, Line audio CM4: 150$ (guitar sounds crap) boomy
Mic, Another condensator mic (dont remember the brand) 100$ more or less worthless, take up to much noise.
Interface: M-Audio 192 14: 350$
After tried one million times recording acoustic guitar with mic, I,ve tried to record direct to the M-audio. Still boomy that wont help to EQ without making it to thin
I EQ with fabfilter and Izotope.
All I tried results are crap. I dont know what the issue is, I even build a recording cage with insulation and it still to boomy. I tried in all rooms at home with this cage and still same result.
I have a microphone absorber when recording vocals.
In low volume it sounds ok, but if I turn up the volume vocals is to high pitch and boomy, ringing sound from a lot frequencies.
Guitar is just boomy.
When using EQ to remove all this crap freq it makes the song to thin, low bass, high mid and dead treble due to I have to cut the noise.
Im very picky and want everything to sound great in for example carspeakers.
Anyone have any suggestions?
I have been working with ableton day and night for around 1 year and I always had problems with boomy and muddy sound in my mixes when using "real instruments"
Im recording a song with, electric, acoustic guitar and vocals. And I have problem with all of them. other instruments are Midi and they sound great.
Recording equipment i'v tried to record with:
Mic, Rode NT1-A. 250$
(sounds crap, vocals and guitar is boomy)
Mic, Line audio CM4: 150$ (guitar sounds crap) boomy
Mic, Another condensator mic (dont remember the brand) 100$ more or less worthless, take up to much noise.
Interface: M-Audio 192 14: 350$
After tried one million times recording acoustic guitar with mic, I,ve tried to record direct to the M-audio. Still boomy that wont help to EQ without making it to thin
I EQ with fabfilter and Izotope.
All I tried results are crap. I dont know what the issue is, I even build a recording cage with insulation and it still to boomy. I tried in all rooms at home with this cage and still same result.
I have a microphone absorber when recording vocals.
In low volume it sounds ok, but if I turn up the volume vocals is to high pitch and boomy, ringing sound from a lot frequencies.
Guitar is just boomy.
When using EQ to remove all this crap freq it makes the song to thin, low bass, high mid and dead treble due to I have to cut the noise.
Im very picky and want everything to sound great in for example carspeakers.
Anyone have any suggestions?