cwr89 said:what should I set the EQ on my mixer to?
I was never reall given a suggested in the manual. it is a Nady Mixer with 3 EQ bands.
thanks
Casey
Put on a set of headphones so you can hear what you sound like. The guitar amp is a big part of the problem.cwr89 said:hehehe. ok, ya... I am a guitarist, can't sing any play at the same time, but I thought I was singing good... oh well. could It also be that I don't have a power amp for my monators yet and I am running it though a 15 watt crate practice amp?
~Casey
cwr89 said:hehehe. ok, ya... I am a guitarist, can't sing any play at the same time, but I thought I was singing good... oh well. could It also be that I don't have a power amp for my monators yet and I am running it though a 15 watt crate practice amp?
~Casey
cwr89 said:hahaha. Ok, I got my headphone out, I got the big earmuff kind so it sould sound better.
you think it is the amp?
thanks
Casey
cwr89 said:
ok, I know I am no James Heitfeild. but this is a nice slow country song, yes it is a crappy attempt at "singing" I was going way too fast. but this is just to see what you all think. it is in mp3 format.
thanks
~Casey
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cwr89 said:thanks,
on the mic, do you suggest that I turn the mids to the negitive dB and the same with the lows to get them equaled out?
and no I don't a pop filter/wind screen, as it was another thing when I bought my set up that I just simply ran out of money for.
hehe, but thanks alot!
when I was singing, I was holding the mic strait at me, anywere from8-12 inches away. the reason it is quiet, is because I didn't do any voulme boosts or anything, I normally rcord softer and then bost it all to the rihgt level in wave lab or gold wave what ever I used to edit it.
thanks again for all your help!
~Casey