oh wow, in depth alaysis!
thank you so much for this man!
imma try some of these things out, and get reaper(hopefully soon)
as for my room, that'll be ok since i have a treated one
oh also rly useful processing to get the rawness is either a subtle distortion in parallel or a line amp emulator, like analog obsession CHANNEV or LOADED those are good ones and they're also free!
i don't have a treated room or anything, i'll usually record in either my tiny bedroom or my living room with the mic about 1-2 feet away from me. i also have a really shitty tape mic that i'll use sometimes for the effect (i think i used that one on rings?)
if i do track vocal layers i'll either do harmonies or an octave (most of this song has a subtle harmony) or i'll double the melody but face the mic to the wall so it's super roomy and far away. then i'll hicut/lowcut that and pan it mostly to one side or make it more reverby. also the mic i use is a samson c01 which i adore and also it's rly cheap like $50! i have a couple other mics i'll switch out depending on what sound i'm going for but the samson is my default
i appreciate it <3 <3 i record vocals in reaper (which is free!) which is were i'll also do a little bit of layering or processing. i'm pretty picky about how i want my voice to sound so i'll usually use a couple different compressors and de-essing and a small room reverb/chorus usually with valhalla supermassive (which is free!). i don't typically multitrack my voice just because it's kinda low in range and things can get really muddy if they're not super precise. but that's also a taste thing
One day i will make stuff like this I swear it
live version of this soon :p
YOO YES
idk why I hadn't faved. amazing song my boy
bro i swear i always come back
ty! ill let ya know if i run into difficulties
nice! lmk if anything comes up i'd be happy to help if i can :)
oh wow, in depth alaysis! thank you so much for this man! imma try some of these things out, and get reaper(hopefully soon) as for my room, that'll be ok since i have a treated one
oh also rly useful processing to get the rawness is either a subtle distortion in parallel or a line amp emulator, like analog obsession CHANNEV or LOADED those are good ones and they're also free!
i don't have a treated room or anything, i'll usually record in either my tiny bedroom or my living room with the mic about 1-2 feet away from me. i also have a really shitty tape mic that i'll use sometimes for the effect (i think i used that one on rings?)
if i do track vocal layers i'll either do harmonies or an octave (most of this song has a subtle harmony) or i'll double the melody but face the mic to the wall so it's super roomy and far away. then i'll hicut/lowcut that and pan it mostly to one side or make it more reverby. also the mic i use is a samson c01 which i adore and also it's rly cheap like $50! i have a couple other mics i'll switch out depending on what sound i'm going for but the samson is my default
i appreciate it <3 <3 i record vocals in reaper (which is free!) which is were i'll also do a little bit of layering or processing. i'm pretty picky about how i want my voice to sound so i'll usually use a couple different compressors and de-essing and a small room reverb/chorus usually with valhalla supermassive (which is free!). i don't typically multitrack my voice just because it's kinda low in range and things can get really muddy if they're not super precise. but that's also a taste thing
i love the rawness in the vocals, so i was wondering how you got that so well while still being clean
also do you have multiple layers in your vocals? and where do you record and mix them?
so loop worthy
i thought a drop would come in at , ngl
then the vocals went down instead of up, and i love it really played on my expectations here
everyone's talking about the chords, but does anyone notice that amazing bass?!?!
ty! ill give credit :>
remix is open steal whatever you want!!