2020. 2. 16. 06:35ㆍ카테고리 없음
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(Sorry about posting in two forums. Wasn't sure whether one would be more appropriate than the other.)I know a lot of factors play a role, but is there a general setting that gives a reasonable reverb effect without it sounding too horrible?I ask because FAWM is coming up and for the heck of it I'd like to do a few a cappella takes with my lyrics. I'm NOT a singer by any stretch of the imagination, but thought perhaps an effect or two could beef my vocals up a bit.The room I'm in is an open one, with an 11' ceiling.
The room's about 40 sq metres (ca 430 sq. I'm at one end of it, in a corner with my workspace and computer. (Maybe the fact I'm in a corner plays a role as well in terms of settings. I've already observed that if I put the room size setting at 40 metres, the echo is horrendous.
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The lower I go, the more reasonable it sounds.)I know I'll need to fiddle the settings to find the best result, but hoped someone could give me a starting point.And what other effects might be useful with Gverb?Thanks!Donna. Is the cable from the mic to the keyboard built into the mic?
If so there are extensions available and would be easy for anyone with a bit of soldering skill to make if you couldn't find one the right length ready made.If the cable is xlr to 1/8' mono the same extension will work but there are also longer cables made to replace the existing cable.You should be able to go out to 25 feet with no problems.If your mic is usb there are usb extensions available as well. If you end up with a length greater than 16 feet (5 meters) you'll need to use a repeater cable.As to a smaller room, in general the larger the better. I apprecate the time you've taken.I use a set of Logitech headphones with a moveable mic attached (I originally purchased the headphones for Skype purposes). The headphones plug into the keyboard via USB.Yeah, I realised after posting my previous comment that a larger room would of course be more advantageous.I'm not a singer at all, but would like to provide A Cappella tracks occasionally as melody guides. Just looking for some way to beef up my vocals a bit so that they're less cringe-worthy.Donna.
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FX are far better applied to a dry mix. To eliminate any ambient or unwanted echos is the preferred option.
It is better to keep the wetness down and gradually re apply fx on low almost dry settings till you get the sound you want. It is important to note that each style of song and every voice is unique and people have diff tastes in fx so there are no rules for what is good or bad.only what works for each application and your own unique voice. Experimentation is the only answer.Personally I use very lttle reverb and use a very dry mix. My tip is to duplicate the vocs and apply fx to that track only then the main vocs are kept clean.fx can then be added to the duplicate and volumes adjusted till the sound you prefer is reached. When both tracks are played back the FX are lessened and sound more natural.I would suggest investing in a decent studio mic as better results depend on the quality of the clean recording and not so much on how much FX are applied.
There are a few pretty simple LADSPA reverb plugins that will work with Audacity. Start looking at.I like the Plate Reverb he lists for vocals and general reverbiness, but if you are interested in a guitar reverb you want a 'spring reverb' sound.The LADSPA Impulse Convolver has what appear to be compiled-in presets for about 20 different guitar amp spring reverb units; I haven't used it, but impulse convolution is a good (if computationally expensive) way to do reverb and if it does what it says on the tin you should find one of those sounds that work for you.