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tonyscarbones · 13th October 2007

on average, when you produce and record vocal takes for your artists, how many takes do they normally need to get it pretty much on point to flow to the beat good?

do they walk in and just do it in 1 or 2 times?

and on average, how many times do most of your artists punch-in within a verse?

just curious, becuz i've worked with dude's that punch-in every 4 bars and also artists that do an entire verse in one take

the one-take artist seems like halfway thru the verse his vocals didn't have the energy it did in the beginning, and as far as the 4 bar punch-in guy, i had to tweak his vocals in protools a bit more for punch-in crossfades, but the finished product sounded way better since he had that vocal energy throughout the entire verse

an average, what are your methods????

13th October 2007	#1
tonyscarbones Banned Joined: Jun 2007 Posts: 269 Thread Starter	vocal takes question on average, when you produce and record vocal takes for your artists, how many takes do they normally need to get it pretty much on point to flow to the beat good? do they walk in and just do it in 1 or 2 times? and on average, how many times do most of your artists punch-in within a verse? just curious, becuz i've worked with dude's that punch-in every 4 bars and also artists that do an entire verse in one take the one-take artist seems like halfway thru the verse his vocals didn't have the energy it did in the beginning, and as far as the 4 bar punch-in guy, i had to tweak his vocals in protools a bit more for punch-in crossfades, but the finished product sounded way better since he had that vocal energy throughout the entire verse an average, what are your methods????