Comments on: Show 019 – Profire 2626 Review and Getting Good Vocals In Your Bedroom Studio http://www.homerecordingshow.com/2008/12/show-019-profire-2626-review-and-getting-good-vocals-in-your-bedroom-studio/ Tips and tricks in home recording, microphones, monitors, mixer, Pro Tools, preamp, headphones, studio Thu, 09 Feb 2012 21:47:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jon http://www.homerecordingshow.com/2008/12/show-019-profire-2626-review-and-getting-good-vocals-in-your-bedroom-studio/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Jon Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:45:02 +0000 http://thrs.wordpress.com/?p=120#comment-53 Hi Dave We'll address your comments and questions in the next show. We have discussed 'inline' compression several times in other show but at length in our very first show. Hi Dave
We’ll address your comments and questions in the next show. We have discussed ‘inline’ compression several times in other show but at length in our very first show.

]]> By: Dave http://www.homerecordingshow.com/2008/12/show-019-profire-2626-review-and-getting-good-vocals-in-your-bedroom-studio/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Dave Mon, 05 Jan 2009 17:19:55 +0000 http://thrs.wordpress.com/?p=120#comment-52 Hi, I'm a new listener to your podcast and have been enjoying it. Thanks for your efforts! In the latest episode about recording vocals in bedrooms, I was surprised to hear that you recommend placing acoustic treatment behind singer. I have not heard this recommended before. I know it is common to place acoustic treatment behind the microphone (like the SE Reflexion Filter) but not behind the singer. Also, I would be curious to hear more elaboration on the argument about placing a compressor in the signal path (as opposed to using plug-ins after the fact). I hava dBX compressor, but never use it anymore. I use plug-ins instead. Keep up the great work! Thanks. Hi,

I’m a new listener to your podcast and have been enjoying it. Thanks for your efforts!

In the latest episode about recording vocals in bedrooms, I was surprised to hear that you recommend placing acoustic treatment behind singer. I have not heard this recommended before. I know it is common to place acoustic treatment behind the microphone (like the SE Reflexion Filter) but not behind the singer.

Also, I would be curious to hear more elaboration on the argument about placing a compressor in the signal path (as opposed to using plug-ins after the fact).

I hava dBX compressor, but never use it anymore. I use plug-ins instead.

Keep up the great work!

Thanks.

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