Room Setup
- Reduce echoes - Not closet. Not bathroom
- Mattresses, thick quilts, inexpensive acoustic panels
- Especially behind the singer's head
- Stay in the brown zone
Equipment setup
- Use a good microphone. Cardioid microphones pick up sound from one direction in a heart shape. Do NOT use omni-directional microphones
- Stay away from noise sources e.g., table fan, ceiling fan, computer fan, open window, cats, day time. Air-conditioning helps, and if yours is too noisy, switch off just before recording
- Use closed back headphones, not speakers
- Check your recording levels
- Watch gain control
- Learn vocal microphone technique
- Face the mic directly (also avoids strain)
- 30 cm for airy, 15 cm for warm/intimate
- Mic above head = brighter; mic at chest = deeper - Record multiple takes
Read more at
https://www.izotope.com/en/learn/7-home-recording-studio-hacks-for-the-bedroom-producer.html
https://blog.landr.com/recording-vocals-mistakes/
https://reverb.com/news/home-recording-basics-part-vii-recording-vocals-in-your-bedroom
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