i don't know how to record my voice

hossamhamdi1986

i'm a vocal

when i sing on the stage my voice is very good
i tryed to record in home today i was using sony acid but i fell like just talking not singin'

some bosy said to me get a vocalist effect but it's not avalibale in egypt

so what to do ?

zap

How about http://www.digitech.com/products/vx400.htm

Maybe guitar3456's next project in his spare time will be a MFX series for vocals.

hossamhamdi1986

the vocalist products is not avalibale in egypt

zap

Sorry, how about the Lexicon plug-ins? I checked and their site lists Egypt as an option to buy and download software.
http://www.lexiconpro.com/products/products-pro.asp shows 2 plug-ins.

Ancientmariner

Try TC-Helicon, a bit expensive, but worth it.

http://www.tc-helicon.com/

zap

\hossamhamdi1986\ wrote:

the vocalist products is not avalibale in egypt

Their site shows otherwise:
http://www.digitech.com/cgi-bin/intdealer.pl?country=EG

Johnny Jaded

compression & reverb

Thomas

For recording purpose, record it as clean as possible. Keep effects at a minimum. Only use a compression in the recording if you use any FX. You add the other FX as plugins AFTER you have laid down your vocal track. For it to be \"mixable\", best possible vox recording is recommended. If the vox track is messed up to begin with, it is pretty hard to cover it up later in the mixing process... There are lots of dedicated web sites to this topic. The red thread is to keep your initial vox trax as clean an unprocessed as you possible can. The only investment I would recommend would be a good large diaphragm condenser mic w/ pop filter, and closed back head phones to prevent any bleeding of your BTs onto your vocal track... No need for any fancy TC Helion the TC M-One, etc... If you use a DAW, stick to plugins. You can find pretty good plugins for free (check out kjaerhus plugins - high quality free VST).

HTH,

Thomas