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Condenser Mics: First Choice For The Studio

Did You Know That…Condenser Mics Are the First Choice For Recording in the Studio? -asks Bill Gibson Condenser microphones are usually the first choice for studio vocal applications. Commercial sounds may vary, but most professionally recorded hit vocals are recorded with a good condenser mic set on cardioid pick-up pattern, from a distance of 6 [...]

Tips for Recording Your Vocals at Home

It’s time to think ‘old school’ when you’re making a new recording -says Wes Maebe

Review: TC-Helicon’s VoiceLive Touch

Can this device from TC-Helicon take your voice to new levels, adding excitement to your live performances?

Your Headphone Mix is Crucial

Did You Know That…Your Headphone Mix is Crucial? Often a singer is out of tune in the studio simply because the headphone mix is providing an inaccurate pitch reference or a pitch reference that’s hard to pinpoint. Always listen to the headphone mix when you’re getting set up. For pitch reference, the best instruments to [...]

RETURNING Vocal Coach in Residence

Many of the world’s top vocalists have turned to her for guidance.

Review: Fishman’s Aura Sixteen

Can this pedal help singer-guitarists create the ultimate live acoustic guitar sound? -asks Chris Kennedy

VoiceCouncil’s Guide to Free Recording Software

Recording your voice on your computer has never been easier…or cheaper. -says Chris Kennedy

Review: Fishman’s Portable PA

This small PA rises above the competition -says Chris Kennedy

Live Sound Engineers & You

Know what to ask for when you’re on stage and you’ll get it -says Wes Maebe

Extreme Singing III: Distortion

The sounds you want can be produced damage free. Vocal Coach Dane Chalfin shows the way.