Vocals with effects debate

[chessrock]

Man, I still love Okay Computer.

I don't care if it was blatantly floydian. It was just damn good stuff. Why don't we start a debate about whether or not all the newer Radiohead stuff is a lot of pretenteous, techno garbage? I've never heard that debate before.

 

[Big Kenny]

You are right, debates over.

 

[DJL]

Put me down as against guns!

It's a debate Don, not a soup kitchen. Where do you stand on the issues, not in the lunch line?

Oh... then put me down for MORE AND BIGGER GUNS... leagalize the 50cal in CA again.

You are right, debates over.

Oh ok, that was an easy win... lol.

 

[nuemes]

Radiohead did on "Fitter Happier", on their Pink Floyd wannabe classic OK Computer.

As for vocal processing, it can be done without EQ. I'm not saying that I don't use EQ, because that would be a lie. But it can be done.

Yeah, I like a little bit of reverb, and a touch of chorus depending on the style. But it's gotta be a really subtle chorus, just enough for a stereo effect.

Where do you make your EQ changes on a vocal - during the recording or after recording is done in the mix? (And why one over the other)?

 

[Supercreep]

I dislike reverb - I'd rather use a little delay. Am I weird?