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Hi,
As I record with effects, I am able to monitor equalization. Adding effects after the fact will alter equalization, sometimes in a less than ideal way. I record the vocal as I envision it, I mix the song down, and I'm finished. This is less time consuming and more fun(to me). Joseph Campbell said, "Follow your bliss." To me, recording this way is heeding that advice.
I record my effects as I go, and am quickly moving on to the next idea. This makes me no more professional or amateurish than anybody else. This is my preferred way of working - I respect those who prefer to work differently.
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