Software Suited For Making Death Metal

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The bands that play death metal synthesize all of their screaming
before hand, and then rock their guitars live on stage while the
pre-recorded voices let loose on the audience. What software do you
think is best suited for recording vocals of that kind of quality, and
synthesizing them to sound even better?

[YourHomeStudioDotCom]

You sound as though you like to stir the pot. HA - Don't really have an
answer, though.

Thomas
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wrote:
> The bands that play death metal synthesize all of their screaming
> before hand, and then rock their guitars live on stage while the
> pre-recorded voices let loose on the audience. What software do you
> think is best suited for recording vocals of that kind of quality, and
> synthesizing them to sound even better?

[Geoff]

YourHomeStudioDotCom wrote:
> You sound as though you like to stir the pot. HA - Don't really have
> an answer, though.
>
> Thomas
> www.yourhomestudio.com
>
> Free Home Studio Newsletter -
>
> wrote:
>> The bands that play death metal synthesize all of their screaming
>> before hand, and then rock their guitars live on stage while the
>> pre-recorded voices let loose on the audience. What software do you
>> think is best suited for recording vocals of that kind of quality,
>> and synthesizing them to sound even better?

He can't afford the synth he really wants, so has swung the 'other way'.

geoff

[reddred]

> wrote in message
oups.com...
> The bands that play death metal synthesize all of their screaming
> before hand, and then rock their guitars live on stage while the
> pre-recorded voices let loose on the audience. What software do you
> think is best suited for recording vocals of that kind of quality, and
> synthesizing them to sound even better?
>

It's difficult to answer your questions because, to be blunt, you don't know
enough to frame them properly.

jb

[Scott Dorsey]

> wrote:
>The bands that play death metal synthesize all of their screaming
>before hand, and then rock their guitars live on stage while the
>pre-recorded voices let loose on the audience. What software do you
>think is best suited for recording vocals of that kind of quality, and
>synthesizing them to sound even better?

Actually, most of the bands I know of are doing the screaming live, but
with a very odd technique that allows them to scream quietly and not damage
their vocal chords. A good vocal coach can teach this.

If you want to prerecord the vocal parts, that's difficult because they
have to be played back in perfect synch. I'd probably use a sampling keyboard
for that.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Geoff]

Scott Dorsey wrote:
> > wrote:
>> The bands that play death metal synthesize all of their screaming
>> before hand, and then rock their guitars live on stage while the
>> pre-recorded voices let loose on the audience. What software do you
>> think is best suited for recording vocals of that kind of quality,
>> and synthesizing them to sound even better?
>
> Actually, most of the bands I know of are doing the screaming live,
> but
> with a very odd technique that allows them to scream quietly and not
> damage their vocal chords. A good vocal coach can teach this.
>
> If you want to prerecord the vocal parts, that's difficult because
> they
> have to be played back in perfect synch. I'd probably use a sampling
> keyboard for that.

But as in real life, you do need to record those parts with an SM58, so
they 'cut through'.

geoff