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Five Steps To Record High-Quality Vocals In Your Home Studio

Cameron on April 22, 2022

For most musical genres, one of the most important parts of producing high-quality, professional-sounding music is the vocals.

Great vocals can take an average song and turn it into a great song, but on the other hand, subpar vocals can just as easily ruin your song.

So how do you get vocals that help your song instead of hurting it?

It may feel like there are a million variables involved with getting good vocal recordings, but it’s actually simpler than you think.

In this video, I’m going to teach you the five steps that you can take to record high-quality vocals in your home studio.

Delay: Better Than Reverb For Mixing Vocals?

Cameron on April 15, 2022

When mixing vocals, reverb is an extremely popular method for creating atmosphere, depth, and intrigue.

Reverb can make your vocals sound great, but it can also make them sound bad if you’re not careful.

Sometimes, this happens because of the way the reverb was implemented, but in other cases, it’s because reverb simply isn’t the right tool for the job.

In many cases, it’s best to throw your reverb plugins to the side and use delay!

Get Professional Vocal Mixes In Three Simple Steps

Cameron on December 1, 2021

What instrument do you usually find most difficult to mix? If you said vocals, then you’re not alone.

Getting your vocals to sound clean, professional, and positioned just right within the mix can be challenging, but it is very possible to achieve with the right tools and the right knowledge.

In fact, the process of getting professional vocal mixes can often boil down to three simple steps.

How to Capture Great Vocal Recordings

Cameron on November 18, 2021

In a world of digital samples and virtual instruments, recording is less important than ever before. However, there is one instrument where recording continues to be essential: vocals.

Recording vocals can be a challenging process, especially if you don’t record other instruments. Applying your recording skills infrequently can make it hard to generate consistent results.

Fortunately, you can record high quality vocals in your home studio without a lot of practice, without expensive equipment, and without professional talent.