vocal recording?

strangelandfan1 · Number of posts: 388 Registration date: 2008-04-27

is a room with a high celling or low one better. walls are same. floor in high is wood and other is carpet?

guitarhoops · Number of posts: 553 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-01-03

It really depended what sound you are going for. Go into the room an snap your fingers and listen to the way it sounds. If you don't like the sound of the room then you will have to treat it. Or better yet record your vocals in the room and listen to the track. It will tell you if the room is right for you.

strangelandfan1 · Number of posts: 388 Registration date: 2008-04-27

hmm that seems to be the synopsis of what everyone is telling me. just try each room and go from there.

**alldatndensum** · Subject: Re: vocal recording? Thu Aug 21, 2008 12:23 pm

If that doesn't work, then you can try a little in each room and see how it goes from there. Wasn't I helpful!

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guitarhoops · Number of posts: 553 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-01-03

strangelandfan1 wrote:

hmm that seems to be the synopsis of what everyone is telling me. just try each room and go from there.

You can always try an make the room totally dead. Add reverb to your tracks to simulate the room desired. Very Happy

strangelandfan1 · Number of posts: 388 Registration date: 2008-04-27

thanks again for advice