JonathanCooper
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So I have been recording and mixing on a consistent basis for about two years. Within that time our band that I co-started has been working on an EP/Album for about a year. I have just about finished mixing the whole project but there is one song were our vocalist has a very strong nasal sound. I have tried everything I can think of from EQ, multi band limiters/compressors to mylodyne. We've come to the conclusion that there is not really anything we can do about it as the nasal quality spreads across the whole frequency spectrum.
TLDR, My question is this:
Is there any processing technique or micing technique that could help me with nasal sounding vocals for future projects? Anything at all that could help.
Thanks in advance everyone!
TLDR, My question is this:
Is there any processing technique or micing technique that could help me with nasal sounding vocals for future projects? Anything at all that could help.
Thanks in advance everyone!