So here's me doing "Blue Bayou", a song I know by heart and can generally sing with few issues.
I notice as I listen to this recording, that the mic is now picking up heavy p's, f's, b's and such. In fact, it sounds like my f's get a little sloppy on this, even though with the naked ear I can't hear it as I do it. It sounds like I spit into the mic. I have a pop filter, but it's one that is designed to go on a fixed mic stand rather than a mic you hold in your hand… I don't have a suitable mic stand to use it with.
Guess I need to buy one of these…
This recording of "Crazy" doesn't use effects, while I inadvertently left them on for "Blue Bayou"…
I think the recordings turn out better without the reverb effects and such. But I guess it's good to have them anyway.
I notice as I listen to this recording, that the mic is now picking up heavy p's, f's, b's and such. In fact, it sounds like my f's get a little sloppy on this, even though with the naked ear I can't hear it as I do it. It sounds like I spit into the mic. I have a pop filter, but it's one that is designed to go on a fixed mic stand rather than a mic you hold in your hand… I don't have a suitable mic stand to use it with.
Guess I need to buy one of these…
Fortunately, they are very cheap.
This recording of "Crazy" doesn't use effects, while I inadvertently left them on for "Blue Bayou"…
I think the recordings turn out better without the reverb effects and such. But I guess it's good to have them anyway.
Very nice. I think the reverb effects are OK.
ReplyDeleteYeah, on further study, I think I agree with you.
ReplyDelete