VOICE RECORDING

[Alexmtz]

Hey guys, I have recorded a lot of my things, I mean I know how to do
it, but my question is, how could i record the voices? i mean i have
already the tracks (2 acustic guitars) and i have a condenser
microphone which uses phantom power and all that stuff i mean the part
that i want to know is how to equalize the voices (male and female) i
have the cakewalk studio professional SONAR 3.... or tell me what do
you guys recommend me for that job. i'll appreciate this guys, really,
thanks!

[Jürgen Schöpf]

Alexmtz wrote:
> Hey guys, I have recorded a lot of my things, I mean I know how to do
> it, but my question is, how could i record the voices? i mean i have
> already the tracks (2 acustic guitars) and i have a condenser
> microphone which uses phantom power and all that stuff i mean the part
> that i want to know is how to equalize the voices (male and female) i
> have the cakewalk studio professional SONAR 3.... or tell me what do
> you guys recommend me for that job. i'll appreciate this guys, really,
> thanks!
>

Your question is too unspecific. If you like the recorded sound, leave
it like it is. If you don't, try all the knobs you have in hard- or
software. Equalisation is most of the time a solution to problems, not
an improvement to an already good recording IMO...
Whenever possible, I record and master without any EQ. And as I am from
the classical side of western music, I use a compressor only for
non-professional singers...
:-J