Comments on: Tips on how to mix vocals and put some effects like a professional http://www.audiorecording.me/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional.html Technical Guide in Computer Audio Recording Sat, 04 Feb 2012 18:16:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Emerson Maningohttp://www.audiorecording.me/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional.html/comment-page-9#comment-11528 Emerson Maningo Mon, 09 Jan 2012 01:09:51 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional/#comment-11528 Hi, Thank you for liking my blog, you can refer to these following tutorials for the answer: http://www.audiorecording.me/pre-fader-vs-post-fader-aux-sendsreturn-and-insert-fx-how-to-use-it.html http://www.audiorecording.me/how-to-use-reverb-unit-with-mixing-console-using-aux-sends-and-returns.html http://www.audiorecording.me/how-to-connect-compressor-eq-in-mixer-inserts-and-reverb-in-aux-sends.html Hi,
Thank you for liking my blog, you can refer to these following tutorials for the answer:

http://www.audiorecording.me/pre-fader-vs-post-fader-aux-sendsreturn-and-insert-fx-how-to-use-it.html
http://www.audiorecording.me/how-to-use-reverb-unit-with-mixing-console-using-aux-sends-and-returns.html
http://www.audiorecording.me/how-to-connect-compressor-eq-in-mixer-inserts-and-reverb-in-aux-sends.html

]]> By: iyk-Nhttp://www.audiorecording.me/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional.html/comment-page-9#comment-11525 iyk-N Sun, 08 Jan 2012 19:59:14 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional/#comment-11525 Hi Emerson, Love your blog so much, want to know if its necessary using the send fx channel in adding reverb or delay, and whats the work of the send effects channel? Hi Emerson,
Love your blog so much, want to know if its necessary using the send fx channel in adding reverb or delay, and whats the work of the send effects channel?

]]> By: Emerson Maningohttp://www.audiorecording.me/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional.html/comment-page-9#comment-8941 Emerson Maningo Wed, 20 Jul 2011 15:13:50 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional/#comment-8941 Actually what if the voice is baritone or alto, bass? Applying a 400Hz high pass filter might attenuate a portion (although not everything) of these low frequency vocals significantly. Then the result is that the vocals sound so thin. Then this setting is not for everyone. Actually what if the voice is baritone or alto, bass? Applying a 400Hz high pass filter might attenuate a portion (although not everything) of these low frequency vocals significantly. Then the result is that the vocals sound so thin. Then this setting is not for everyone.

]]> By: Simonhttp://www.audiorecording.me/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional.html/comment-page-9#comment-8907 Simon Tue, 19 Jul 2011 02:05:01 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional/#comment-8907 Hi Love these blogs and tips, I was wondering if anyone knows how to run a 400Hz High Pass filter on Adobe Audition for Mac... According to production guru Dave Foxx, pretty much all the music is going on below 400hz therefore a high pass filter on the voice would make it sit better in promos etc Hope you can help! Hi

Love these blogs and tips, I was wondering if anyone knows how to run a 400Hz High Pass filter on Adobe Audition for Mac…

According to production guru Dave Foxx, pretty much all the music is going on below 400hz therefore a high pass filter on the voice would make it sit better in promos etc

Hope you can help!

]]> By: Emerson Maningohttp://www.audiorecording.me/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional.html/comment-page-9#comment-8636 Emerson Maningo Wed, 13 Jul 2011 09:07:47 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/tips-on-how-to-mix-vocals-and-put-some-effects-like-a-professional/#comment-8636 Yeah probably but you cannot assume those are the best settings. You should use your ear to adjust and experiment. I know it takes time but that's the only way to really correct audio problems. For your second point, if you cut it does the nasality of the voices gone? If yes, then problem solved, if not sweep the EQ around and find the best cutting spot. Best on my experience, somewhere around 800Hz and 3000Hz are the frequencies to check. Always use your ears to judge the correctness of an EQ setting. Yeah probably but you cannot assume those are the best settings. You should use your ear to adjust and experiment. I know it takes time but that’s the only way to really correct audio problems. For your second point, if you cut it does the nasality of the voices gone? If yes, then problem solved, if not sweep the EQ around and find the best cutting spot.

Best on my experience, somewhere around 800Hz and 3000Hz are the frequencies to check. Always use your ears to judge the correctness of an EQ setting.

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