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Thread How do I get studio quality vocals using Sony Acid Pro 7?

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Sean Oliver

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1 Posted on 03/21/2009 at 19:08:52
You seem to be saying that your vocals don't "sit" in the music properly - I would use some compression on the vocals. Acid has built-in effects (I think) including compression - use one of the compressor's pre-sets like "vocals" and they should better.

You might also try addind a bit of reverb to the whole mix including vocals to "glue" the music to the vocals, then compress.

It's hard for me to to tell exactly what you mean though.
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2 Posted on 04/08/2009 at 17:31:00
Well you need studio quality input.

If you record into a $5 mic its not going to do you any good.

I just posted somewhere else talking about the H4 - Handy Recorder thats a great product, but if you cant afford that then try getting a good mic and setting up a quite room.
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3 Posted on 05/14/2009 at 13:00:51
Well... that was me talking about it before as well.

Here is a vid on Youtube...
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH-cyTvnEaI[/video]

and yet another

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bw2qZekqPnE[/video]
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