MusiciansNewsGuitarsMusicGearBassMusicGearDigitalPianosKeyboardsDrumsMusicGearSingingSongwritingGuitarSheetMusicTabsDJmusicEquipmentCRMAVLiveSoundPASystemsRecordingMixingMastering
Search
Log in Email Password Help? | Free membership
ManufacturersBehringer Peavey Samson Yamaha Roland DigiTech River String Fender Sarulean sE Electronics Korg Ibanez Gibson Hartke Alesis Shure Boss Epiphone Mackie Zoom Akai Marshall Focusrite M-Audio Vestax SKB Silvertone Novation AKG CBI Martin Nady Fostex
GuitarBassDrumPianoKeyboardSingingSongwritingDJRecordingArtistsMusic GearForumsReviewsMusicians WantedChordsSheet MusicTabsMIDI
European Music Shops
Save on USB Microphones, Studio Microphones, Wireless systems and other PRO audio Gear!

Europe Gear Shop USUSA
Miking
Vocals
Microphone
Recording
Miking
Vocals

Audio Basics, Sound and Recording

Mandolin Scales Book PRO and Mandolin Scale Charts
Buy Used/Cheap/new
Advanced Audio Recording Course
recording,microphone,studio,pro		Songwriting and Lyrics
Learn to write songs in 2 weeks! Music Theory, Lyrics, Melody, Chord Progressions		Online Guitar Lessons
Guitar Playing Made Easy, daily, weekly, beginner and PRO

Miking Background Vocals: Microphone and placement

Background vocals are not the same as lead vocals. Now that we have established that we can move on to the part where you as a recording engineer should also not treat the recording of two different things as the same.

Many people record and even mix background and rhythm parts the same as lead parts. This is simply wrong. Although there are some aspects the same, do you really want the background vocals to sound the same as your lead vocals?
..................

The complete article Miking Background Vocals: Microphone and placement is available in association with MusicianUniversity.com as part of the following courses

• audio recording basicsaudio recording basics info[Register][Log in]
+ Post comment/question/reply
Studio Recording Basics


Dance Music: Recording Vocals


Setting up a Home Recording Studio: Software and Microphone


Miking Acoustic Guitar: which Microphone? and placement
Recording great acoustic guitar starts with a good microphone. When you have the right tools you need to have the proper technique and it will all come together.
Most musicians and recording engin

how and when to use a Dynamic Microphone or Moving Coil Mic
A dynamic microphone or moving coil mic or mike is a great microphone for different applications. Because it is not easily damaged it is great for on the road and gigging. It is also used a lot in stu

Recording Percussion and Hand Drums: advanced Techniques


Voice Recording: quick start guide


Handling Noise of Microphones


Microphone Placement in Live situations


Recording Drums: advanced Techniques


Similar Products

Audio-Technica AT3035 Microphone$ 199.95
Line 6 Line6 POD 2.0 Direct Recording Digital Guitar Amp$ 199.95
Tech21 SansAmp XDI Direct Recording$ 74.95
Roland DR20 - Dynamic Microphone$ 79.95
Roland DR10 - Dynamic Microphone$ 49.95
Hughes and Kettner Tubeman Guitar Recording Station$ 389.95
Shure Drum Microphone Package (3 x SM57, 1 x Beta52, Cas$ 459.95
Nady TCM1050 Tube Microphone$ 299.95
Nady SCM900 Studio Microphone$ 59.95
Nady SP3 Microphone$ 17.95

More about Miking Background Vocals: Microphone and placement is available as part of a course at MusicianUniversity.com
Buy and Sell used @ eBay
4) Mandolin Chord Book PRO and Mandolin Chord Charts
5) Mandolin Chords + Scales PRO: chord and scale dictionary book
[Contact] [©1999-2008 Musiciansnews.com All rights reserved] [Advertising]