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Avatar Posted by god 464 days ago (http://www.kvraudio.com)
Category: Audio Previews | Tags: vst voice mics effects
This looks like a VST anyone who records vocals is going to need as a standard. I personally cant wait to try it out and write up a review. Here is the speal:

Universal Binary VST versions of Mu Voice, a new plug-in that allows you to tune your vocal recordings, apply special effects and add nat read more »
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Avatar Posted by d4dirty 460 days ago (http://sonictransfer.com)
Category: Audio Tutorials | Tags: tutorial vibrato electro breaks
The Vibrator is a technique you hear a lot in breaks and electro. A great way to stab your notes, break up your mix and add some dynamics into your arrangement. It's the type of sound that really sounds simple, but it's a lot harder
then you think. Hers a great tute to get you started.

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Avatar Posted by d4dirty 441 days ago (http://www.lazyrecords.co.uk)
Category: Audio Tutorials | Tags: recording vocals live mics
We are writing this tutorial because we are sick of all the websites that promise to give you great sounding vocals if you buy their super-expensive equipment. Whilst it is undisputable that the more you pay, the better the equipment, it is only when you know how to use that equipment to its full p read more »
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Avatar Posted by god 439 days ago (http://www.youtube.com)
Category: Audio Tutorials | Tags: acapella phase inversion strip
This is a question asked time and time again. "How Can I get the vocals out of a track". In short, Your best bet is to find the acapella version of that track if it exists. But what can you do if you really want to remix a track and you cant find the acapella? You can try this process. It is amaz read more »
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Avatar Posted by d4dirty 386 days ago (http://tightmix.wordpress.com)
Category: Audio Tutorials | Tags: mixing tutorial quick tight
Creating a “quick mix” is a very helpful thing to do before even thinking about the final mix. Nice balance between the instruments and the vocals, and some EQ, compression and reverb if necessary. This is a great way to come up with something to show your client as a preview. Also, if you’ve alrea read more »
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