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InsideMacRadio View Member Profile	Wed 17 Mar 2004, 19:27 Post #1
Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 27-Oct 03 From: Santa Rosa - US Member No.: 27,637	Hello Everybody .... Does anybody have a nice baseline EQ setting for voice work ?? Recording in Protools and using the Digirack EQ Thanks Scott Sheppard Executive Producer Host - Broadcast Radio The Inside Mac Show Saturdays 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. PDT http://www.insidemacradio.com

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Jeff Pelletier View Member Profile	Thu 18 Mar 2004, 06:46 Post #2
Newbie Group: Members Posts: 16 Joined: 18-Nov 03 From: London - CA Member No.: 29,136	Hi Scott! FLAT!!! Try getting a good sound that requires NO EQ! And if you use any EQ at all, CUT instead of boosting. Good mic choice/placement at the recording stage will save you tons of time and the aggravation of having to re-record a vocal. A few other considerations.... Use the mic "off-axis" for overly sibilant vocals USE A POP SHEILD! Get it right at the recording stage...don't rely on being able to correct problems later! HAVE FUN>>>KEEP ON TRUCKIN'

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InsideMacRadio Eq Setting For Voice Recording Wed 17 Mar 2004, 19:27

Jeff Pelletier Hi Scott! FLAT!!! Try getting a g... Thu 18 Mar 2004, 06:46

InsideMacRadio Hello Jeff :-) Thanks... I wanted to bring out t... Thu 18 Mar 2004, 08:00

Jeff Pelletier In that case you might want to use "THE RADIO... Thu 18 Mar 2004, 09:03

td3k ... and don't forget the compression. Squeeze ... Thu 18 Mar 2004, 15:09

Jeff Pelletier TD's right... Compress to the point that you... Fri 19 Mar 2004, 02:38

vrice I agree with Jeff that flat is the business- thoug... Sat 8 May 2004, 21:54

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