voice recording

datafeist · 15th August 2010

Hi,

Is the reverb off an eventide eclipse a good way to record for voice (in a song or for radiocommercials)?

Thanks

Uncle Bob · 15th August 2010

As a general practice your record voices as dry as possible and process them when you mix.

The selection of the reverb unit is up to you - be it hardware or software - as is choosing the appropriate specific 'verb settings for each particular situation.

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datafeist Gear addict Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 317 Thread Starter	voice recording Hi, Is the reverb off an eventide eclipse a good way to record for voice (in a song or for radiocommercials)? Thanks

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15th August 2010	#2
Uncle Bob Gear addict Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 421	As a general practice your record voices as dry as possible and process them when you mix. The selection of the reverb unit is up to you - be it hardware or software - as is choosing the appropriate specific 'verb settings for each particular situation.