In the broadcasting world, the lower register of a voice is essential for conveying power which, subconsciously or not, the listener picks up on. For those in radio broadcasting, podcasting, or any profession where someone talks for a living, the more low end range you can bring out in a voice, the fuller and consequently […]
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The vocal formant is an aspect of our vocal we can adjust either on individual vocal clips in our DAW or via tuning or formant specific plugins to affect an entire vocal track. Let’s identify what the vocal formant is, what adjusting it does, and why and how to do it. Vocal Formant The vocal
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Tuning vocals in your mix can be a tedious process depending on how much you want to put into it. This complete guide will show you multiple methods on how to tune vocals in your mix while keeping that vocal sounding natural. How to Tune Vocals In Your Mix Vocal tuning is very much a
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Recording vocals with two mics can give you more options in the mix and, depending on the placement of the microphones, can be used a number of different ways. Let’s cover recording vocals with two mics in full, including reasons to do it, placements, and pitfalls to keep in mind. Recording Vocals With Two Mics
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Created in the late 90’s, autotune is one of the more novel types of audio processing you can use in your mix. Autotune can be applied to instruments, but it’s most often applied to vocals as has been done in some very famous and recognizable examples, so let’s share some of those as we quickly
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