What are you trying to accomplish? Make up for their bad voices Seriously what do you want to do...smooth them out? make them more pronounced, burry them in the mix sorry had to do it..
What are you trying to accomplish? Make up for their bad voices Seriously what do you want to do...smooth them out? make them more pronounced, burry them in the mix sorry had to do it..
Gadget
Let me put it this way...
If you were walking in to a club and setting up for Karaoke, how would you initially put your settings?
Can anyone give me a suggested settings start point for vocals... i.e. karaoke application?
Have not used the 266 for a long time. I prefer the 166. I . prefer the 266 to not having a comp tho.
Set the ratio to 2:1. attack & release to auto if that is an option. If not set them both to 12' oclock. output to 0. Now the threshold is the main control you need to get right. Speak/shout into the mic until the gain reduction metre is just ticking 1-2db. When you really shout/sing loud it should reduce about 4-6db.
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Gadget
Let me put it this way...
If you were walking in to a club and setting up for Karaoke, how would you initially put your settings?
Have not used the 266 for a long time. I prefer the 166. I . prefer the 266 to not having a comp tho.
Set the ratio to 2:1. attack & release to auto if that is an option. If not set them both to 12' oclock. output to 0. Now the threshold is the main control you need to get right. Speak/shout into the mic until the gain reduction metre is just ticking 1-2db. When you really shout/sing loud it should reduce about 4-6db.
Try That.
But if you look closely that thread is 4 months old :roll: Jerry hasn't returned since then...
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