Here’s an article about recording vocals, talking about things like how close you should get to the mic. It also talks about proximity efffect and how it can be a problem as well as a blessing. Personally when recording for voice over jobs, I like to use proximity effect (which basically says that you get a deeper, “bass-ier” sound the closer you get to certain (most) microphones) to make my audio sound a bit more intimate and immediate. But like anything else, too much of a good thing…..and all that.
Here is that article:
http://www.homestudiocorner.com/back-that-vocalist-up/
This was a really good article for sure. I know the post has been around for a while but still Joe really does have a lot of great info. Thanks for posting this Ken. Have a great day.
Dave
Thanks David. You too!
Ken