Whether it’s for a podcast, recorded lecture or presentation, audio book, or any kind of voice acting, just like with singing vocals we want a clean and powerful track for voice over work. We can clean up a lot of the common problems associated with recorded speech and bring out clarity simply using EQ. With […]
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Just like I mentioned in my guide on how to EQ male vocals, female vocals have a number of key frequencies to pay attention to. These ranges can be cut or boosted to correct whatever is problematic or lacking in your vocal. Let’s talk how to EQ female vocals, band by band. How to EQ
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Male vocals require a different approach to EQ versus female vocals. They have a lot more going on in the low-mid range frequencies, and otherwise all of the frequency points of interest from female vocals are shifted slightly lower. Let’s talk how to EQ male vocals from your high and low pass filters and everything
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As I covered in my overview on what is a vocoder, a vocoder is a special type of vocal processing which synthesizes a vocal with an instrument. The vocal triggers the instruments behavior like a gate opening and closing, and while that vocal is playing, you can use the instrument to play back the synthesized
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Dynamics in vocals are natural. When a singer delivers a vocal melody, certain words or phrases will be louder than others either for emphasis or out of the necessity of belting out higher pitched, more difficult to sing notes. What about OVERLY dynamic vocals, to the point when it becomes difficult to mix? Compression alone
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