I'm working on an a cappella project and would like input as to using the Pultec and Fairchild.
All vocals, including backing vocals, were individually miked, then each singer doubled his/her track for natural depth --yes, that's a lot of tracks to deal with for a 12 person group plus seperate tracks for individual vocal percussion samples.
My question is whether using the Fairchild on the mix bus is a good idea and if anyone has an idea of specific settings for vocals. I'm not that experienced with this compressor and I'm not sure I trust the presets entirely.
Also, I've tried using the Pultec on the mix bus, but I'm getting a strong midrange boost and suspecting this EQ might be to blame. Any ideas on using Pultec, or is it even a good idea for a project like this?
All vocals, including backing vocals, were individually miked, then each singer doubled his/her track for natural depth --yes, that's a lot of tracks to deal with for a 12 person group plus seperate tracks for individual vocal percussion samples.
My question is whether using the Fairchild on the mix bus is a good idea and if anyone has an idea of specific settings for vocals. I'm not that experienced with this compressor and I'm not sure I trust the presets entirely.
Also, I've tried using the Pultec on the mix bus, but I'm getting a strong midrange boost and suspecting this EQ might be to blame. Any ideas on using Pultec, or is it even a good idea for a project like this?