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Modify use of speaking or singing voice. Absolutely no screaming or shouting. Warm up gently before voice use. Use easy onset of voicing. Avoid vocal projection. Use soft, breathy vocal quality during speaking. Maintain use of good breath support during speaking or singing. Use only mid-range during...
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5 year experience on music and teach.. I have performed on many platforms before...

I feel like the main vocal in my mixes are always either too loud or too quiet, never really "fits" with the rest of the instruments. How do you guys approach balancing the main vocal in your mix? I've heard that for my type of music (rock/alternative) the vocals are "not as loud as you think" and...
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I feel like the main vocal in my mixes are always either too loud or too quiet, never really "fits" with the rest of the instruments.

 

How do you guys approach balancing the main vocal in your mix? I've heard that for my type of music (rock/alternative) the vocals are "not as loud as you think" and actually rely more on compression and eq to make it stand out. Is this true? If it is, can anybody give me some tips about it?

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Modify use of speaking or singing voice. Absolutely no screaming or shouting. Warm up gently before voice use. Use easy onset of voicing. Avoid vocal projection. Use soft, breathy vocal quality during speaking. Maintain use of good breath support during speaking or singing. Use only mid-range...
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Modify use of speaking or singing voice.
  1. Absolutely no screaming or shouting.
  2. Warm up gently before voice use.
  3. Use easy onset of voicing.
  4. Avoid vocal projection.
  5. Use soft, breathy vocal quality during speaking.
  6. Maintain use of good breath support during speaking or singing.
  7. Use only mid-range during singing.
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One must check the pitch of the song then everyonr knows their lowest note as well as highest note they can hit (that is range ) accordingly select the scale of the track or background music on which one wants to sing
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Build your core sound. You build a core of sound using many tools, including coupe de glotte, messa di voce and pharyngeal exercises. ... Relax the throat. You must learn to relax all the outer muscles of the larynx. ... Hold a noble body posture. ... Balance all vowels. Choose the best vocal takes. Remove...
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Build your core sound. You build a core of sound using many tools, including coupe de glotte, messa di voce and pharyngeal exercises. ...

Relax the throat. You must learn to relax all the outer muscles of the larynx. ...

Hold a noble body posture. ...

Balance all vowels.

Choose the best vocal takes.

Remove unwanted noise.

Use the Vocal Assistant in Nectar.

Apply pitch correction.

Use EQ to create clarity.

Use level automation and compression.

Use a de-esser to reduce sibilance.

Add depth and character with vocal effects.

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