Post by Thea on Feb 16, 2014 17:44:29 GMT -5
"When recording, could you guys make sure you have the timing for your lines down?
You can record them in separate takes if you stumble badly over any lines.
I'd rather have more files to deal with than 30 minutes of hacking and chopping to fix timing errors.
It might take a bit more work on your end, but it will make mixing much easier, and you will sound good, too!
The easiest way to get timing for your lines down is to listen to the part of the song where your lines come in over and over until you know it by heart, then sing it.
If you guys did that, I wouldn't have to work so hard on timing.
Maybe a little minor ones, but nothing like having to elongate notes, shorten notes, cut out random blarbles of sound from stumbling, etc." - arcobaleno
You can record them in separate takes if you stumble badly over any lines.
I'd rather have more files to deal with than 30 minutes of hacking and chopping to fix timing errors.
It might take a bit more work on your end, but it will make mixing much easier, and you will sound good, too!
The easiest way to get timing for your lines down is to listen to the part of the song where your lines come in over and over until you know it by heart, then sing it.
If you guys did that, I wouldn't have to work so hard on timing.
Maybe a little minor ones, but nothing like having to elongate notes, shorten notes, cut out random blarbles of sound from stumbling, etc." - arcobaleno
I'll do my best to make things easier 
