How to Record Vocals like a Pro from Your Home Studio! | The Keys to PROFESSIONAL QUALITY VOCALS

How to Record Vocals like a Pro from Your Home Studio! | The Keys to PROFESSIONAL QUALITY VOCALS

In this video, Que aka TheWavMan will show you how to record vocals like a pro from your home studio. 📺 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a video!

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TIMESTAMPS

0:00 - Intro
1:04 - Room Treatment
3:31 - Microphones
5:24 - Mic Placement
6:21 - Proximity Effect
8:36 - Headphone Balance
10:11 - Recording Levels
11:56 - PRO TIP: Using Templates/Presets
14:17 - Perfecting the Lead Vocal Performance
17:26 - LIVE RECORDING: Performing a Proper Lead Vocal
21:27 - Vocal Production/Arrangement
22:58 - EXAMPLE: Lead vs Vocal Production
24:44 - Vocal Editing
25:33 - Outro: Like & Subscribe!

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[TheWavMan]

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[bryanherlowbeats]

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[davidkellymitchell]

The proper way to record music vocals for amateurs and pros is to have an absorbing baffle or blanket hanging directly behind the singer. What's in front of the singer or on the sides doesn't matter. The reason for that is the live side of the microphone is facing the singer when the mic is set to a cardioid pattern. You want to stop the sound bouncing off the wall behind the singer and returning into the live side of the mic. The mic is dead on the front and already rejecting room noise. What's going on behind the singer is what makes the nasty room noise. It's preferable to have a big live open room in front of the singer so it doesn't sound so dead and stuffy. The slight bleed of the cardioid pattern on the sides of the mic give the vocals some space unlike the dead closet sound. No charge for today's audio lesson. Most professional audio engineers don't know either. The totally dead vocal sound works better for talking voice-over artist.

[caiolucas]

Imagine How many artist this man have formed

[jaytellnolies]

without this youtube channel, i wouldn’t have record over 40 high quality songs. been watching since the old vocal tutorials, keep it going man 🤟🏽💯

[wolflahti]

Clear and inviting presentation with no pointless filler or fluff. Well done.

[gamingwithdream]

HE'S BACK WITH HIS BLESSINGS! The streets still waiting on that vocal harmonies tutorial, we ready

[braelee.]

i never really want to take advice from others cause i feel like they’re just trying to flex on smaller artist or they’re just trying to get their views for money… but you, bro… thank you so much, i have so much respect for you bro. don’t ever stop what you’re doing. great work thank u sm bro

[LordHec_]

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[s-volt]

You're very charismatic, knowledgeable, talented, and positive. I learn so much more watching you than many other people doing the same thing as you because I am enjoying it and not suffering through it. Thank you bro!

[skyline]

Bro I know nothing about how to record a song when it come down to what I have to do on the computer, but I after watching your video it gives me the confidence to try it, they way you explained everything was perfect and everything made sense, like it’s straight to the point and you kept it nice and simple.

You’re the goat 🐐fr

[LIROELQBREGA]

Damn man you're a blessing to the producer community thank you for creating and sharing 🙏🏼

[LoganOgletree]

I was already loving the tutorial, until you started singing, then I was actually just blown away. You sound incredible forreal! Keep up the awesome content. :)

[SaidaAlmighty]

I just released my debut song and realized that my vocals were not edited properly for it. This is why I'm here, done paying for the work I can do better myself. Thank you for the informative video.

[Lildacious_offical]

“This video is so underrated your giving the best advice for a beginner this will help my friends that’s trying to make music will recommend this to them.

[Anotheronefromjoesy]

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[e.b.squared]

Thank you!!! I’m so lost and my confidence and drive has taken a hit, but you explain it so we’ll and I’m getting my motivation back!

[exavierme]

Love the simplicity, clarity & professionalism of the video. A lot of tutorials on YT use language assuming we have enough knowledge & experience to know what they’re talking about. Honestly, I’m typically still lost. This one’s on point. Considering that template. Thank you!

[KoronCooper]

Our 1st audio recording studio was in my 3'x3' closet in 1997. It was a drastic difference from what I was used to seeing growing up in a family of musicians, but we finally had our own. 25+ years later guess where I'm starting over at? Closet. Many hit records were recorded in the most random environments. Glad i found this channel. 💪🔥🔥🔥

[Justjaylan]

This is the first bit of research I've done on recording vocals. I've been so nervous for years that it was just something I couldn't wrap my brain around but this has given me so much more confidence. I went from an anxiety type of nervous to a jittery excitement nervous