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mrface2112
Well-known member
Big Kenny said:
back atcha ol buddy ol chum.
tis the season, no?
cheers,
wade
back atcha ol buddy ol chum.
tis the season, no?
cheers,
wade
tourettes5139
New member
Kjaerhous (sp?) Audio Classic EQ. Yeah, yeah, I know.
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BJW
New member
. . . the one in cubase thats on every track.
I'm more interested in singing in tune, though (which is usually a struggle)
click the link my my sig and listen to some stuff on the music page and tell me what you think of my vox, if you have a spare minute
I'm more interested in singing in tune, though (which is usually a struggle)
click the link my my sig and listen to some stuff on the music page and tell me what you think of my vox, if you have a spare minute
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Joel Hamilton
New member
Unless it is for a very weird effect, I dont EQ the vocal on the way in.
I will, however use a pultec EQP1R or manley massive passive, or any good passive, inductive coil based EQ.
If I really need the vocal to get "shaped" I will have an EQ before the compressor chain, and then trim at the console. Amazing how boosting the heck out of 12k on a Pultec, then compressing with a couple of compressors AND a de-esser, then trimming the EQ a little at the channel can really make for a great "sit."
Or not. Sometimes you dont need anything.
I will, however use a pultec EQP1R or manley massive passive, or any good passive, inductive coil based EQ.
If I really need the vocal to get "shaped" I will have an EQ before the compressor chain, and then trim at the console. Amazing how boosting the heck out of 12k on a Pultec, then compressing with a couple of compressors AND a de-esser, then trimming the EQ a little at the channel can really make for a great "sit."
Or not. Sometimes you dont need anything.