Tag: Rap/Vocals

I’d say Voloco app is the way to go these days.

Examples are reverb, delay, chorus, pitch correction, EQ, de-esser, and compressor.

If the vocals are too shrill, try using a de-esser. Turn the knob until the sound is no longer shrill. But be careful not to make the sound too round.

It’s easier to create on mobile these days. Voloco app is a good option.

Use a stereo imager.

It is best to apply it just enough to avoid clipping.

There’s no choice but to keep going.

Hmm. It depends on the voice quality and recording environment, so it’s hard to say. It’s best to try out different settings and find what works best for you.

If you’re using a computer, a condenser microphone is fine. If you’re using a smartphone, you can use apps like Voloco, and Apple’s wired earphones with a microphone are fine.

You can’t get there by doing it alone. You can’t get there by buying and selling beats. Only when artists and producers use their respective expertise and talents, work together with mutual respect, and work toward a common goal can they create great music.