I have recently recorded instruments for an Ep and plan on recording vocals soon. I have recorded demo vocals and will be doing all the recording on my own with no assistance.
I have tried loads of different styles of vocals (Harsh vocals go out of key, In key vocals sound a bit karaoke/ lifeless etc).
This is my first time ever recording main vocals, I can keep key and have done backing vocals live and on recordings.
So I was wondering how do you approach recording vocals?
How do you add energy to a song you can sing in key comfortably?
Is it common to be over critical of you're own performance?
I'm Not looking to sing like Sebastian Bach just general tips specific to recording from the performers perspective.
I was gonna upload a demo but I'm way to embarrassed haha.
Edit: I'm using other websites for general singing tips/ warm ups etc but would love to hear from metal vocalists with experience in front of the mic.
I have tried loads of different styles of vocals (Harsh vocals go out of key, In key vocals sound a bit karaoke/ lifeless etc).
This is my first time ever recording main vocals, I can keep key and have done backing vocals live and on recordings.
So I was wondering how do you approach recording vocals?
How do you add energy to a song you can sing in key comfortably?
Is it common to be over critical of you're own performance?
I'm Not looking to sing like Sebastian Bach just general tips specific to recording from the performers perspective.
I was gonna upload a demo but I'm way to embarrassed haha.
Edit: I'm using other websites for general singing tips/ warm ups etc but would love to hear from metal vocalists with experience in front of the mic.