Vocal Editing VSTs
Vocal Editing VSTs Posted on: 20.11.2012 by Carlee Pickard Hey Guys,I was wondering if you guys had any vocal editing VST's, or VST's for Vocals that anyone could recommend for anything vocal related! Thanks! | |
| Carlee Pickard 06.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by mostapha
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| Carlee Pickard 27.11.2012 | Thanks for your suggestions guys! Looking into them now , going down the list haha!
Originally Posted by mostapha
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| Willa Schwallie 21.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by padi_04
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| Ervin Calvery 20.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by Coldfuzion
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| Carlee Pickard 20.11.2012 | Hey Guys, I was wondering if you guys had any vocal editing VST's, or VST's for Vocals that anyone could recommend for anything vocal related! Thanks! |
| Carlee Pickard 06.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by mostapha
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| Dorie Scelzo 29.11.2012 | Sweet. Good luck. I commented what I did mostly because a lot of the posts I've seen asking for "vocal VSTs" or things like them were people using SM58s (or knockoffs) in a bedroom with no treatments, and they were wondering why they didn't sound like $200/hr studio recordings. |
| Carlee Pickard 29.11.2012 | Ahh, thanks a lot for your response Mostapha! I actually have a fully built vocal booth (we literally built a room in my friends garage / our other studio) and the mic that i've been using is the Rode NT2A. I was actually askin cause I was working on a remix with female vocals on it, but i'm definitely going to take some time and read into the different points you & others mentioned above. Definitely appreciate all the responses guys! |
| Dorie Scelzo 27.11.2012 | You're probably not going to want to hear this, and take it with a grain of salt…I've only done (or been around for) vocals in big-budget recording studios and really nice (HD3 system with a mic closet) project studios, but……… If you need to "fix" vocals that were sung badly, I'd honestly suggest just finding a better singer. But Melodyne and/or AutoTune can make a big difference. As for "warming" them, a good preamp and a good, vintage compressor (or an emulation) can help a lot. But the preamps on audio gear now are actually pretty decent. And the room, Mic, and recording technique matter more (see below). Reverbs & Delays are kind of classic. But apart from being "good enough", I haven't really looked into the differences between them. Really, it's mostly recording & mixing techniques that make a difference, from what I've seen. But, honestly, I'd worry about your recording space and microphone before anything else, in that order. A good singer in a good room with good recording technique does 90% of your work for you…a good mic gets it most of the rest of the way. Unfortunately, those are also the expensive parts. Good singers don't usually come cheap. Good recording rooms/spaces take planning and investment. Good Mics sure aren't cheap……"decent" starts at a few hundred, but the "normal" vocal mics in real studios can easily cost thousands by themselves. And since they're nearest (in time & space) to the original sound, they make the most difference. And, sadly, there is no single mic that works well on all voices. I did some experiments with my voice at some point. I don't feel like sharing the recordings because I wasn't singing well at the time, but the difference between a R-121, a U87, and a C414 were all significantly bigger differences than the preamps I chose (limited to an SSL SuperAnalog and UA 4-710d) or anything I've heard from different compressors (mostly 1176s, 33609s, emulations of them, and several other plugins). And the biggest difference–easily–was recording in a vocal booth as opposed to the control room. If you don't have a good initial recording–which might be prohibitively expensive–you're mostly going to be fighting your bad recordings. |
| Carlee Pickard 27.11.2012 | Thanks for your suggestions guys! Looking into them now , going down the list haha!
Originally Posted by mostapha
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| Arline Receveur 22.11.2012 | vielklang by zplane |
| Brunilda Kora 21.11.2012 | Instajungle Supatrigga dBlue Glitch |
| Alease Fitch 21.11.2012 | http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/nectar/ For "only" 300$! |
| Dorie Scelzo 21.11.2012 | There are lots. Just about every single VST out there, in fact, can be use to do something with vocals. What do you want to accomplish? |
| Willa Schwallie 21.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by padi_04
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| Nedra Fresneda 21.11.2012 | Melodyne |
| Carlee Pickard 21.11.2012 | Thanks for the feedback! I actually completely forgot I had The Finger / The Mouth as well lol! And I believe I may pick up Soundshifter sometime soon as well. |
| Annamae Tablada 20.11.2012 | Soundshifter from waves Ringshifter & Vocal Transformer (stock in logic) Time Stretching (I know this is no plug-in but I use it as one) CLA Vocals also from waves. I used all of them except the CLA & the Ringshifter here: http://soundcloud.com/eddymass/make-it-bun-dem-skrillex |
| Ervin Calvery 20.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by Coldfuzion
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