re recording vocals tomorrow. good techniques?

[kernelxsanders]

i thought they sounded a little dry to. more natural than my previous vocal mixes, but more dry. ill mess around with the verb bus and reupload

 

[AEL89]

If you comp on the way in, you can't un-comp.

If you track raw, then comp.....you can always go back and un-do FX.

If you have experience and know what you're doing, I imagine comp'ing on the way in could yield good results as long as its not overdoing it.

Main advantage I feel is to prevent clipping. I hate riding gain by hand. I'm compressing no more than 5dB on the loudest parts on the way in.

 

[zirkonflex]

Nice vocalist, but way to loud and dry.
But really not bad.
I hate the guitars though.
Sounds like the pick is just scratching the strings, has no balls.

 

[ahjteam]

Lol, really?

yup, I prefer large diaphragm condenser mics for vocals.

 

[AEL89]

I was referring to the suggestion of a Behringer

You can buy a Behringer B-1 for 75€, which I heard is a Neumann clone with way cheaper components.

Its not going to sound anywhere near a Neumann LDC