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The portable vocal booth is one of the best innovations to hit the home studio market over recent years. Home studios are usually started in rooms that were never designed for any kind of audio or sound work, and this can cause lots of problems and issues with the quality of your recordings, especially with vocals. […]
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Using different stereo microphone techniques, you can record a sound source using two microphones at the same time, producing a stereo image of the sound. This stereo image is created due to the tiny amplitude and timing differences that each microphone will pick up, helping you to capture realistic recordings. I often come across new […]
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These 11 tips for recording vocals are designed to quickly give you some ideas of what to keep an eye on when it comes to capturing great vocal takes. Better home studio recordings naturally lead to higher quality mixes and sharpened productions, things I’m sure you’d like to see in your own music. Think […]
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When it comes to learning how to record vocals, the best way to approach it is to keep things as simple as possible. A good vocal take is one that captures the vibrant energy and powerful emotion of the performer and the song. When someone hears a song, whether it’s on their radio, on their […]
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Capturing great results when recording vocals is the key first step to producing voice-led tracks in your home studio. When vocals are used, they often become the focal point of the song, so it’s vital that they’re recorded, mixed, and produced to a high standard. The human voice is one of the most expressive and […]
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