Posts Tagged ‘how to record vocals’

Soyuz 1973 Review: FET Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone in the Studio

In this Soyuz 1973 Review, SonicScoop’s Kallie Marie puts Soyuz’ under-$1000 FET large diaphragm condenser (LDC) microphone to the test.

Soyuz recently released classy matte black and silver versions of their take on a transformerless FET microphone, the 1973.  I decided to take the matte black 1973 for a spin, Read more...

When the Producer, Mixer and Artist Converge: Hill Kourkoutis Builds Hits

Some breakthroughs are strictly personal. Others reverberate on a grand scale.

For producer/mixer/songwriter Hill Kourkoutis, recent revelations have been far-reaching: This past May she became the first woman in the history of Canada’s JUNO Awards to win Recording Engineer of the Year.

The recognition arrives during a hot streak for Read more...

Nashville Song Sessions: 15 Recording Ideas You Can Try, from Blackbird Academy

At its best, music creates an emotional experience for the listener. The best way to get there: A recording process where the audio engineers have an equal emotional investment.

You can hear that journey clearly in “Is That All?” by Rick Clark. A Nashville-based songwriter, music supervisor, and producer, Clark Read more...

Vocal Recording and Mix Analysis: Details and Intuition Craft an Intense R&B Track

Sultry. Ask anyone about Ruby Stinson’s new single, “Come Clean,” and sultry surfaces.

It’s an addictive R&B song simmering with heat-of-the-moment intimacy. But capturing Stinson’s star-quality voice was not a spontaneous act. For NYC-based producer, mixer and co-writer Richie Beretta, recording vocals for “Come Clean” required a careful balance of Read more...

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