Lesson 8 - Lead Vocal And Background Vocal Overdubs

Vocals are the most critical part of your song. In this lesson, you will be covering the pre and post recording methods used for vocals.

SECTION ONE: VOCAL OVERDUBS

You will cover the types of characteristics male singers have that differ from female singers, and the microphones that work best for your recording situation.

SECTION TWO: MICROPHONE PREAMPLIFIERS

Covers the use of a microphone preamplifier in the beginning of the vocal chain, which adds warmth to a vocal recording.

SECTION THREE: VOCAL COMPRESSORS

Covers the use of a vocal compressor, which can add dynamics to a vocal recording.

SECTION FOUR: VOCAL EQUALIZERS

Covers the use of a Vocal EQ, which can add punch, clarity, depth and more to a track that needs a bit of change to fit well with the other instruments in a mix.

 

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Choose a Lesson…Lesson 1 – A Complete Review of the Recording ArtsLesson 2 – Compression In DepthLesson 3 – Sound Replacer and DrumagogLesson 4 – Elastic Audio and Elastic PitchLesson 5 – Basic Tracking With Your Mentor (Song One)Lesson 6 – Finalizing Drum and Bass Performances (Song one)Lesson 7 – Basic Instrument OverdubsLesson 8 – Lead Vocal And Background Vocal OverdubsLesson 9 – Final Mix Verses Demo MixLesson 10 – Principles and History Of MasteringLesson 11 – Auto Tune – Use and ProcessingLesson 12 – Pre-Production (Song Two)Lesson 13 – Tracking (Song Two)Lesson 14 – Finalizing Drum And Bass Performance (Song Two)Lesson 15 – Musical Overdubs (Song Two)Lesson 16 – Vocal OverdubsLesson 17 – Mixing (Song Two)Lesson 18 – Mastering, File Conversion, Data ManagementLesson 19 – The Basic Business Of The Recording IndustryLesson 20 – Your Place In The Music Industry

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