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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 15
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Hello All.... I am hoping that someone here with more expertise than i have may be able to give me some advise, i'll try not to make this too long. Anyway i have a cd that i recorded a while back in Nashville the music is great but, my vocals were not so great so i am in the process of re-recording them myself VS going back into the studio and spending more money as it is the cd cost me a total of $10,000 i know i was taken i've been dealing with that for quite sometime now lol. I am using Mixcraft 5 software and since i was given the master tracks of the music from the studio in Nashville thats not a problem because i am able to import the music into the program so all i need to do is add an audio track which is the vocal.
I was using a Samson R21 mic but my vocals are flat sounding and even though i use very little reverb during mixdown its sounds as if im singing in a stadium...also i'm not able to hear my vocals though my headset only the music it makes it very difficult to sing when i'm unable to hear my voice. Anyway i invested in a MXL 006 usb condenser mic, it doe's a very good job of capturing the vocal but the problem that i am running into now is during playback my vocal is in time until i get into the 2nd verse of the song then my vocal drifts out of time. I didn't have this issue with the Samson mic, is it possible that the condenser mic is sensitive to the point that it would pick up a change such as that? I know my vocals are not the best, but i have never had an issue with timing or tempo. Any and all suggestions are greatly appreciated.... Please Don't Make Me Go Back To The Studio....LOL
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