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Originally Posted by awakened  well, essentially both. if it was there in the dry vox, it will be there at the end of the mix. yes, you can cut it down to an almost inaudible level with EQ, but you really want to start with the cleanest dry take you can get.
EQ should be used as a shaping tool, not a band-aid |
yeah that's probably my primary concern while recording vocals. i could get a far better sound if i EQ'd the life out of these vocals, like i've done before, but in the end it just doesn't sound right at all.
i guess now i have to decide whether i want to spend $300 on an sm7b or $600 on a condenser and a reflection filter