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dobermandan
New member
Hi guys!
I'm a newbie on this board and a newbie to home recording. I have a Roland 1680 and recently recorded some vocal tracks with a Shure SM58. There are pretty wide variations in the vocal levels that were causing me fits at mix down. While trying to mix in some sections he's just too loud and I had to ride the fader like crazy.
He has to sing loud to support the notes in certain sections but it just jumps out too loud in the mix. Is there a way to keep the levels more even during recording while still maintaining the tone quality? How do the pros do it? Is there anything in the Roland 1680 that is built in (like a compressor or something) that can be used for this?
Thanks,
Dan
I'm a newbie on this board and a newbie to home recording. I have a Roland 1680 and recently recorded some vocal tracks with a Shure SM58. There are pretty wide variations in the vocal levels that were causing me fits at mix down. While trying to mix in some sections he's just too loud and I had to ride the fader like crazy.
He has to sing loud to support the notes in certain sections but it just jumps out too loud in the mix. Is there a way to keep the levels more even during recording while still maintaining the tone quality? How do the pros do it? Is there anything in the Roland 1680 that is built in (like a compressor or something) that can be used for this?
Thanks,
Dan