The 5 WORST Vocal Home Recording MISTAKES!

This video focused on 5 vocal recording mistakes I made in the past, and that you definitely should avoid.
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[@EdwardSmithMusic]

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[@CFMRocks]

Awesome tips. Vocals are very crucial when recording. thanks for sharing your experiences and techniques. Happy holidays

[@user-hd8ed4cj2u]

You can confuse alot

[@TheJJ6]

Just remember that bedrooms are the best rooms in your home for recording. Your curtains, beds, bed sheets, tables, and cabinets all work as diffusors and absorbers.

[@mxneymaejor]

I remember blaming my Behringer C1 for the harshness I keep getting from the vocals I recorded and it took me sometime to understand what’s really wrong and then realized Mic Positions is a key for better quality recording

[@AJayTheDogg]

That’s the first mic I ever bought lol hope you can upgrade soon my guy

[@Semprimiliano]

I mean… it’s still a shitty mic bro, try to go for the Rode or maybe a Audio Technica 2020

[@taffykitty1016]

Bro I understand your point but if you managed to get a good sound out of this mic then you must be a wizard

[@mxneymaejor]

I ended up selling it

[@therealviler]

I can relate!! I was blaming the AKG P120

[@ThatsSoKrazi]

Setting up my home studio over the past few weeks and have been BINGE watching all of his videos.

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Awesome 💪🏻 If you are subscribed to the channel, thank you for your support!

[@1515Media]

I have the same kind of bing issues lol

[@alfonsbarcelon]

The first tip was really helpful in vocal production. Like if you want to layer the main vocals with a soft high octave texture vocals, go closer to the mic.

[@PetitePoppaBleu]

Glad to be doing some already and picking up new tips 👏🏽

[@nikunjjj]

Man you doin'n great job☁️you've boosted many artists confidence without you knew that.

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Thanks bro!! 🙏🏻

[@andrewmalekmusic]

Really appreciate this content. After many years out of the studio, I am slowly coming to all the advice I can get to do it right, and give it another go!

[@fudgiewhalemusic]

Great techniques, thanks! I just recorded my first vocals (usually just instrumentals). It was a learning experience!

[@YumeBasil]

Another big thing is check your bitrate, I ignored my bitrate setting for a year. And I kept wondering why there was bad sounding frequencies and qualities of each mic I got and finally realized that I had my bitrate on my focusrite and fl studio way too low. Keep the bitrate and sample rate at 48000 and above to get the best quality sound out of your mic or if you’re using the direct input for instruments.

[@edafr]

How do I change it

[@lancerben4551]

Agreed, I see a noticeable difference at 96khz.. The sound is more natural, smoother (more analog sounding)

[@MikeMulahMusic]

@@edafrclick on settings, should be around somewhere

[@elzycollins]

What about low latency monitoring mode? Would you have that turned on in logic DAW?

[@sgccetty]

Your a king bro ive been looking on how to fix ts 😭😭🙏

[@testifyiam]

I love how you put, it about quick you can fix them

[@Andre_Ang]

Damnn, definitely learning something new! Nice content man! Keep making it!🔥

[@goodluckog5067]

Great video, very informative and straight forward, kudos 🖐️

[@bradashlock]

I record totally dry, no effects. So if you can make a dry vocal interesting and enjoyable, imagine it with a few effects - it just skyrockets.

[@lovelyt2107]

Exactly. Record dry so you have control over removing any effect if you later do not like it .

[@KING23623]

I just started following your channel im a new artist I can tell you really care about what you doing 💪🏽

[@Honeytreasures]

Thank you for this. I was so bummed after creating the perfect mix, then blew the vocals. I just can’t grasp the interface but the tips were super helpful 🙏🏼

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Glad I could help!

[@gaborb6577]

pure gold hints- as usual - thanks

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Thanks so much!!

[@lukastt99]

Very helpful and real! Thanks!

[@prontorobertopronto]

Mistake #4: NOPE - that's not a mistake. I recommend recording with as few effects as possible. Of course, a compressor and a few discreet EQ settings on the preamp can be helpful. But: Basically, the singer should focus on his sound, intonation, pronunciation, formants and thus on his personal sound. Of course, the singer or the producer working with the singer should have an idea of how the vocals are to be used in the mix (hence the larger microphone distance if necessary, or closer if desired) - but basically, effects should be used very discreetly. Too many effects can distract from the actual job. I think this tip is too undifferentiated for me.

[@kevinmatthew6276]

I agree. I've always encouraged the artists I record for to use zero effects during the recording process. This allows them to really find their voice and become comfortable with it.

[@fabiendarcy]

Definitely agree with this.

[@danpettimusic]

Ya i agree too. But sometimes when I'm a bit nervous about a few lines in the studio and the producer puts some nice reverb on it, I feel a bit more relaxed and comfortable so I get what he means here. But personally, I can't put effects during my home recordings anyways because my computer will crash lol. So I have to change buffer size and add VSTs after regardless lol

[@TargetAcquisition]

It depends on the feeling the producer and artist want. FX may be required for a particular vibe. A song that focuses on a true vocalist, needs minimal FX. Such as a Mariah Carrey song. But other genres, such as Trap & EDM tend to be FX heavy.

[@kevinmatthew6276]

@@danpettimusic That is understandable though. And bro, I feel you. Haha. I had fl7 on a windows xp. A friend of mine who knows computers looked into my specs one day. He says.. Man, I don't know how you're making music on this thing. Haha.

[@swaziibanks3807]

Very informative and what I was after. Thanks

[@lilycarone5116]

Thanks for sharing these tips🎶

[@ZhaeAtPlay]

This has been the most insiteful video I’ve found when coming to recording music at home. Thank you.

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Thank you for watching!!

[@ZhaeAtPlay]

@@EdwardSmithMusic question, is it recommended to always keep my gain high or should I adjust for how I am recording?

[@andrei26598]

what a nice video man, helped me a lot

[@melaniepenelope_]

Thanks man!! I really needed tip number 5 lol. I've been sitting on some songs for yeeears 😆

[@LARRYBEAR]

Distrokid is Fye! Always helping producers with copyright problems, love them!

[@jacobbeannnn]

I definitely have over-used effects during tracking, so make sure not to cloud your performance by over-using reverb and delay during this stage phase! While it’s great to enhance performance, it can hide some basic flaws in the performance that require a retake or more time in editing.

[@elzycollins]

I normally record dry but after hearing this.. I can imagine delay could get a bit messy and mean you would need to do more retakes but can you recommend I EQ and use compresser I'd use 1176 and LA2A then just add reverb, delay, de ester after recording?

[@dashways1006]

YO! Great content and suggestions! Subscribed!

[@uvaune6741]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@saccohgold3045]

I've learned a lot from this video, thanks.

[@davidballard2484]

I just want to say thanks for the encouragement. I'm old and suck at this but I still craft songs and am enjoying the learning process. I do have songs on utube and iheart just because I thought as you said share the art someone may enjoy it. Or at least think if this joker can put this out, I can do better.. thanks again the tips are useful.

[@alphakowaclips]

I'm no vocalist but your tips will be very useful for my streams. I always wanna be considerate with my audio and I can imagine going away from the facecam to scream out my frustration would be entertaining for veiwers

[@danielahmed5102]

Wow great videos sir really learning alot💯

[@romance27]

Wow your channel is a life saver. I have so many questions lol

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Happy to help!

[@dmisanin]

Useful. Thanks, man.

[@vannmensa]

Great video Great tips Dope content as usual

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@czeital]

Think some have misunderstood the effects point. Good to hear how you set up for low latency etc thanks

[@alefalexandre2570]

How to record vocals: Stay in the front of the microphone and sing!

[@rjaybeatz]

😂😂😂

[@malatjiabiner4665]

😂😂

[@ilykeej]

dont forget to hit the big red button❌❌

[@GuttaBoyTV]

There's directional mics, iykyk

[@ScottishForce]

Put the volume up

[@sovvrong]

Thanks for the vid, very insightful

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Zak_Edington]

Great video man! I subbed! ❤

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@johnwaynefresh]

Can you make a video on the effects you use on your vocals and how you set them up please?

[@salliemorrill2671]

Great vid. How funny that the "old rules" of yesterday are easily broken for creative content these days. And it works! Engineering techniques that we engage today would have led to unemployment back in the 80s had we tried to pull it off then. No one saw this coming. That's why we seasoned engineers must remember where we came from; our humble beginnings usually still retain a lesson or 2 for us. Thx for your posts. Love your channel. God bless.

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

So true!! Thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@Charles-tv6oi]

I think older recordings without computers sound more original n interesting. What you think? Example, my Demovangelis :Cosmic Garden Renewal is one. Also my Demovangelis :Duty Of 3 in 1 on Google.

[@oliviac295]

I agree, sometimes having more limitations can make you more creative

[@thejacobwindsor]

You advertised distro kid better than I've ever seen anyone embed an ad on this site, Right on dude.

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Thanks bro!! 🙏🏻

[@enzojohnson5542]

Great tips ...thanks bro

[@JayUrbanMusic]

Great tips for sure!

[@iradescent]

Thank you :) Great tips. Great video!

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Thanks for watching! if you are subscribed to the channel, thank you for your support 🙏

[@reydeoliviera5922]

Super duper helpful!

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Glad it was helpful!

[@esitoris]

Many thanks Edward!!

[@kenkioqqo]

These are very good tips.

[@ShaskaMakota]

Thanks for letting me know

[@pianissimo369]

My room has terrible acoustics and I dont have money for fancy treatments. However, if i sing on the bed with the duvet over my head its brilliant! 😂

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Great solution 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@jessejoeyjames]

Recording on a dry track or with VST's is actually a good suggestion. Me personally, I like to hear myself as to what it's going to sound like, so I tend to use VST's. However I have noticed that when using vst's, especially autotune, it does create a small delay (even with a powerful processor and A grade soundcard). This small delay is barely noticeable, so much that it doesn't bother me to record with it, as it's too small to influence my timings. At least so I thought, I have discovered that when using VST's I'm worse at holding the correct pitch with my voice (singing well, as far as I even can, I'm not a great singer unfortunately). Recording without using vst's does seem to improve my singing. However it's harder to create the actual sound I actually want even when adding vst's later on. Because apperently this seems to happen: Because my recording is less pitch-correct, the effect of autotune seems stronger and tend to create the sound I want. Same goes for reverb or any effect, because you can already hear it in your recording you start adjusting your voice to the recording-delay and the effect to make it sound the way you want. So I believe it's really up to what sound you want to create.

[@MLGRDR]

Also for anyone considering using Autotune, It's important to remember to check for a Low Latency mode, I know Antares has it as a feature. Waves Autotune has a lower strain on processing power as well.

[@janinipizzicato]

I'd recommend recording on two seperate Tracks, one dry (muted) and one with input fx, that cuts down a lot of latency, bc input fx don't require as much processing power, they just get baked in on the spot.

[@Lekaleino]

maybe learn how to sing so yo dont have to rely on comp doing singing for yo

[@Trizlar]

@@Lekaleino 2 others replied to this with something helpful. You only criticized so no one, not even you, benefited from your presence here.

[@astropop2]

@@Lekaleino Grow up. Making yourself look like a clown.

[@lancerben4551]

Those are great tips ! I'd add, recording with VST effects running is very important not just to feel inspired, but if you are running effects like reverb and delays especially , it's important you hear them as you can use the effects to enhance the performance itself, timing wise . But of course, they have to be properly configured or else they can be incredibly distracting. So if you don't know how to time delays yet, better just record with a little reverb and compression, not much else.

[@Broken.Equipment]

I agree. Especially for those who hate hearing the sound of their own voice. I get that a lot when recording other people.

[@TargetAcquisition]

I agree. And it’s best to record the effects and vocals on separate tracks, so you still get clean vocal tracks and can even make effects adjustments/ changes later on.

[@chrismccarthy7107]

i use a little effects while recording. If it sounds better to you, you're probably gonna perform better. Imagine recording my heavy metal guitar with no effects. No distortion, just clean tone. I'm probably gonna perform horribly. But give me sound that makes me more confident and I'll get a much better outcome.

[@attabotty]

Was like watching all my mistakes over the past 10 years. 😂

[@buchholtzcaleb]

Thanks really appreciate it, just started recording so I’ll take any advice I can

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Thanks for watching Christian 🙏🏻

[@jaymusik1235]

Hey bro blessings i love your videos n reviews

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

I appreciate that!

[@mystikrebel1089]

excellent points

[@geroy8119]

I always do #3 and 5. I feel like I have a legitimate reason and maybe I most likely have a lot to learn but, I have a rode nt1 and when I record/mix the vocals they always have this boxed sound and the low end sounds harsh no matter how I eq. If I take too much out, the vocal then sounds thin and horrible.

[@swissiebeats]

Thanks bro❤

[@Legendaryhutch]

I appreciate this

[@chukwuemekamarkokoli3188]

God bless you Ed ❤

[@easygolucky30OFFICIAL]

Great Video. Now I can try to fix my Vocals.

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Glad I could help!

[@easygolucky30OFFICIAL]

@@EdwardSmithMusic Dude, this is passion. 🔥🔥🔥 Great Tutorials.

[@SrikantLive]

Very helpful tips 😊 What is that DAW you are using?

[@Synster73]

Really the key is consistency and documentation of what works. You don't have to worry about distance, as software is wonderful for that. Get your levels right and remember your specs

[@TrueShayari]

Sir, if I use the original Shure SM 58 mic With Universal Volt 1 Audio Interface. Can I get a good recording? Noise will not come in the recording ? Will I get crisp sound quality?

[@BobHarley]

SM58 is perfect for everything.

[@victoryho-sangtv]

Great video

[@anthonyrestivo7609]

ah so this is just a long ad for Distrokid.

[@user-mk3ud6fh7x]

Great video Thanx

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ArmitagedBand]

This video was very helpful, thank you. Also at 2:02, your song reminds me of the first verse of Numb by Linkin Park!

[@chelsncass4637]

Do you have time to answer a few questions? I am just now starting the journey to share my poetry/music… need tips on recording/attaching my poems to a beat somehow and making it naturally flow. Also a good mic to start with… just wanna start really getting my art out there and sharing my words with the world! Thanks again! Youre killing it😇✨

[@JeromeSales-uq5fv]

Couldn’t agree more w/ #4. They expect me to be a god with no effects on the track

[@Subhumanslug]

Recently went from an at2020 to a Lauten LA220. The difference is night and day. Having good equipment (guitar, bass, mic, etc) can inspire performance. Not always but playing an Ibanez gio vs an Ibanez ehb1005 with Nordy Zen Blades installed makes me want to play more and inspires me to improve my skills.

[@TheHonestTruth]

True to an extent. If an artist feels more inspired to "adventure" without necessary sails (skills) , you get muddy performance, which may be harder to mix than a straight, clean, pre rehearsed performance

[@YeyMuffinsYey]

How good was the mic upgrade. I'm rocking the at2020 and considered upgrading but am concerned of the chance the mics not the issue, and that changing it will be a minimal change Instead

[@Subhumanslug]

@YeyMuffinsYey The AT2020 has a lot of high end and wasn't flattering for my voice. The LA220 has more body and sounds much fuller to my ears. The difference is night and day for me and is well worth the investment imo.

[@Mwrixx_kay]

It’s verry important thanks❤

[@TrippOffical]

cool nice love it amazing 10 out of 10 would recomend

[@T1C3]

Thanks for the video📹

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Thanks for watching!!

[@benitasilva411]

Thank you

[@martineden5197]

Thanks😊

[@adamcadby]

Ok, hold up. I am only 34 sec into this video, and you've already shown SO MANY cuts. That is mad impressive, the content creator within me is dying to know - HOW are you getting that many shots? How are you planning all of 'em? Would LOVE to know! 🌹

[@EdwardSmithMusic]

Thanks man!! I spend quite a bit of time figuring out what I want to show in each shot, and then I pick which type of shots I want to take (close up, long shot etc..) and at what angle. I try to make every shot different by changing angle and distance from camera.

[@mangodotcom]

ay whats up hahah didnt expect to see u here

[@adamcadby]

@@mangodotcom haha! I was just thinking bout ya earlyer today. Hope ur good. 😂✊🏻

[@mangodotcom]

@@adamcadby i've never been better bro, music is finally taking off :) hbu?

[@adamcadby]

@@mangodotcom Haha just getting by 😂😂 Glad to hear you're good tho^^

[@fatZmello]

Positive vibes..great tops

[@fatZmello]

Tips

[@NinjaBladeOfficial]

now i can make some screamrap music correctly :D

[@jaymusik1235]

I would love to buy myself a pair of those new adams studio monitor or Yamaha i saw you review the other day, but here in Jamaica we spend all the time at work while earning the nickle building someone else dream and not being able to build our dreams because of low wage and inflation, i would love to buy one but USD TO JMD IS $150JMD THAT MAKES 1USD plus customs duty is about 80% of what any speaker items cost even for headphones. So its a sad situation for me 😭. But man i love your set up.

[@noelvanbeek]

Holy I need that Beat at 2:37 That‘s dope as hell

[@noelvanbeek]

And I want to add, I disagree to use VSTs on your recordings. In some cases. My Laptop‘s not beefy enough to handle that. Had cases on PC where Plugins caused micro-freezes. It’s still CPU usage.

[@just_another_ghost]

For fl users use 2 mixer tracks to record 1 dry and one with effects

[@katakozma11]

some vocalists prefer to record with zero plugins & can deliver better without any eq reverb comp etc. i wouldn’t call that a mistake, but it’s good to know as an option.

[@tonyforce75]

Hello edward.. my question is, is my samson c1 mic and m-audio mtrack duo fit for each other? Why my vocals was like inside the box when i listen? Thank you, very much for your content bro 😊

[@erikpofficial5262]

Doesn't matter what the mic you record in if you don't tell the recording artist that his vocals clipping at certain points. You could record on a laptop mic and mix it dope if you just give those basics out. Back in the early 90s there were Alot of amateurs but their vocals got mastered by geniuses. But. Knowing when you're going to go loud or go soft is a key.

[@1515Media]

The mike is important. Certain mikes will allow you to move to various positions to capture the desired sound . I have a few different Mikes and there is definitely a difference. Here’s a session using Neumann Mike they are Dope kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXnSioWuqad6ra8

[@erikpofficial5262]

@@1515Media I agree mics are important, but the point I was getting at is if you have a 3k mic and your recording is sub par. It would rather render that mics potential less than satisfying affect that it was intented.

[@oshrikahlil5527]

Quick tip: if your room is very shit sounding acoustically speaking, use a dynamic mic vs a condenser and mic closer when possible to get less room sound!

[@YvngLJ]

Very good video

[@michaelhopkinsmusic]

How is tip 5 anything to do with recording vocals? Just randomly promoting Distrokid 😂

[@The_Sonic_Oasis]

Are you a fellow South African, Because you're accent is so distinct (If I were to guess I would say you're from PTA or JHB), Great content by the way, you're very videos are very helpful.

[@nightmarerex2035]

number 5 is what tons creators do lol 5 is really for any creator of any type.

[@Therealjjpccd]

Thanks i currently use tascam 80 mic

[@johnathonready9347]

Im not having an issue with my mic, but with my audio interface lol. As soon as I try to use the built in effects it turns into a cutting mess. Using the Soundblaster k3+, and gonna get something more user friendly. The lack of software support or how to use it out of the box is just sad, and Ive tried just about every scenario except using a different pc. Gonna make a trip to guitar center on thursday

[@HemantRaj]

Very Nice Sir❤😘

[@AgawMusic]

haha still doing the blaming the mic thing man! but i guess i have a valid reason.. since I'm just a start up and don't have enough budget to get a hold of even just an entry level mic -- just using at 23 USD mic as of the moment.. so yeah i'm blaming the mic in some way but I have a lot to learn too in some other aspects specially mixing 🥴😁

[@fidrewe99]

With two of the mistakes I disagree. Mistake #1: Imo intense rock vocals work best rather close to the mic, because that captures all the harshness well. Stepping so far back just includes lots of room resonance, which never really sounds good in a suboptimally treated smallish room. Room ambience can be added digitally anyways. For a consistent tone, I'm trying to keep the same distance every time. On the other hand, the setup shown for more intimate vocals is too close for the pop filter to work properly. Mistake #3: Having stepped up from a rode NT1A to a Townsend Labs Sphere L22, I definately have to blame the microphone for my sound. The difference is like night and day - any of you would notice it. An AKG C414 XLII, however, was not an improvement over the rode, despite being much more expensive. That is not to say that other factors are not just as important for sound quality.

[@VoxStoica]

2:15 I found it's best to turn the gain on 2 all the way down as well, otherwise you'll get extra background hiss through the Scarlett.

[@Roninsva]

thanks

[@manchonmarak1563]

Wow full sapot brother

[@flofk7]

I have a very important question: I recently bought the rode nta1 together with a focusrite scarlett solo 3rd gen. When I record everything works fine but whenever I take away the pop filter from the microphone it stops sending a signal to the focusrite, meaning that the circle which lights up when you speak doesn't even do that anymore. My friend has the same problem, do you know any fixes or do I need to buy a different equalizer thing? And yes I have the 48V turned on.

[@deriodagreat2714]

Your mic may be defective, I'm on my second NT1A and from my research it's something to do with a batch of the line, if you registered for the warranty they(Rode) should be able to fix it for you

[@Derulo_P_lusciousboy]

Thats the great .. i need to learn all this in personal... how do we get intouch