Great stuff; voices, fx and music go hand in hand, good quality audio. Room for improvement is in the details (vocal effects, compression/limiting, recording techniques)
Great stuff; voices, fx and music go hand in hand, good quality audio. Room for improvement is in the details (vocal effects, compression/limiting, recording techniques)
Thank you for the critique! I'm somewhat out of my environment at the moment (I'm recording in a hotel room) but I really want to still my audio as professional as possible. I'll try to work on those for future recordings.
Great voice range and fun concept to boot.
Thank you :D
It's very difficult to make out the words, regardless of the overall volume. Try feeding your recording through an equalizer and (probably) cutting around 500Hz and maybe boosting somewhere between 3k and 6kHz. A lot of energy in the 500Hz area give sound a nasal, boxy quality, while the intelligibility of speech falls somewhere between 3k and 6k. If you can turn the scales on those frequency ranges, you'll clean up just about any vocal recording in giant leaps.
Thanks for the review. I've tried using "filter curve" on Audacity to equalize the audio based on your recommended setting. The social work is a bit nasally so went less then 500 Hz. Let me know if this sounds better.
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