vocal question

[StudioMxpx]

how can i get my vocals sounding like this with the nice sound and the cool reverb?

or go here http://studiomxpx.tripod.com and click the top download

also what kind of reverb is that and any one knows the setings to get that effect let me know? thanks!

 

[scrubs]

how can i get my vocals sounding like this with the nice sound and the cool reverb?

or go here http://studiomxpx.tripod.com and click the top download

also what kind of reverb is that and any one knows the setings to get that effect let me know? thanks!

I don't know much about reverb settings, but I think you could get close to this verb sound with a hall or church reverb as a send effect, routing just a small amount of the signal through it. There are parts that are doubled and during the "always" part, there appears to be a slight delay on the lead in addition to doubling/harmonies.

That being said, the reverb is only part of this sound. The combination of microphone and mic preamp on the right vocalist are critical to getting this kind of sound. I couldn't venture to guess the signal chain, but it sounds like decent equipment.

 

[StudioMxpx]

if you listen to the two verse on headphones you can noticed some reverb delay effect...call Hall reverb do that?

 

[scrubs]

if you listen to the two verse on headphones you can noticed some reverb delay effect...call Hall reverb do that?

No, you'll want a delay in addition to the reverb. Not necessarily all the time (although some recordings are done this way). A short delay will fill out the sound.