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You are only three small steps away from having a great sounding microphone! If you want to know more, check out the linked video from the Streaming Masterclass.
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slight correction from a professional mixing engineer: the low mids CAN make your voice sound muddy but they're also responsible for the warmth and richness in certain voice ranges. The upper mids (1khz - 4khz) are where the majority of vocal content is so I would not cut here unless you absolutely have to, this is where you should be boosting if anything. Boosting at 6/8khz is a great way to bring out extra sibilance which you probably don't want to do. The air and sheen in the voice comes at around 12khz and higher so you want to add a high shelf there.
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Dude. I’ve just started streaming this weekend and I can’t thank you enough for your content. It’s really helped me a ton and I’m super excited to start my streaming journey 🚀
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depending on the room acoustics your recording in and your voice, boosting the bass can make your recording sound extra muddy. i often reduce the bass by 1 or 2 db to make some voices easier to understand and stand out over any game audio or music, boosting the high end can make some voices sound too high pitched or sibilant.. you need to eq for the specific voice, you can just set a eq like this and expect it to work for everyone.. also 5-10db of compression is too much for a speaking voice IMO
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I always struggled with noisegate, it tends to mute my speech every once in a while. If I’m recording I only apply voice isolation in post and remove it when it acts up. 😂 it must be my voic
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blue yeti
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Extreme game changer. Thank you 🙏🏾
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Great tips 🎉
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Are those tools in obs? (I use streamlabs :()
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Regarding EQ, coming from a music background: thoughts on subtractive EQ as opposed to additive? Does it matter in ths context?
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Was hoping that Elgato software would work with any mic, i was wrong.
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Also best thing is to treat your room.
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I have the rose caster duo, the rose software as far as I know doesn’t have the same visualizers that the elgatos have. Is there a free software that has all of that? Or multiple softwares with the visuals?
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What soft to use if I have Arturia mic from from the recording pack ? Anyone knows?
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Much better off using vocal rider a waves plugin for dynamic volume control or any vst plugin for that pretty sure rea plugs has one for that.
Tho a lot of people don’t use compression properly and leads to an over saturated high end or overly muddy low end depending the compressor of course.
Vintage digital typically more warm sound
Modern digital more high and mids giving a more sparkly sound or crisp tone people like
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I wish wave link didn’t completely destroy my computer now otherwise I’d use all the elgato tools 😅
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So which apps do I need?
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-Бурундук! Иди сюда !😂😂
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does that work for non elgato mics
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I have no idea on my goxlr because the interface has no visuals… help 😢
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@ByGrif
10 months ago
I’m not gonna lie… I have about a year of part time audio tech experience and this video explains everything you need to know in 1 minute. W video
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