How to get the BEST VOCAL SOUND from your HOME STUDIO

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How to get the BEST VOCAL SOUND from your HOME STUDIO.
I caught up with Mike McCarthy from Manuka Studios up in Orewa, just above Auckland, New Zealand, to chat about home studio recording, and how to get the best vocal sound from your mic and setup when recording at home.
We chat through various common 'mistakes' or problems, that can ruin an otherwise great recording, and cover the following points during the video.
Intro 0:00
1. Distortion/Clipping 2:19
2. Popping/Plosives 5:48
3. Mic Placement 8:35
4. Sibilance 18:02
You can find more information about Mike and his work at www.ManukaStudios.co.nz
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@meysamesfahaniofficialmeys557 5 лет назад

Learned more about my problem here then a at least 100 other videos I watched.

@davidshanhun 5 лет назад

cool! I'm glad it was helpful to you!

@tronlady1 3 года назад

I don't believe that for a second dude! This is vocal recoding 101. I can't believe you even watched 100 videos on vocal recording lol!!!! It is a very good video though :o)

@nathanwahl9224 3 года назад

@@davidshanhun This is my first one, so I guess thanks for saving me from having to watch 100 videos!

@TheFinalRevelation2 3 года назад

I have never seen a single video teach so much as this one. Mind blowing. Say thanks to him from me.

@barkerboberly9867 3 года назад

bro fr i took notes this shit is a god send

@magrumb 2 года назад

I’ve been a sound engineer in Hollywood for 16 years and everything in this video should be absolutely studied by people that are just starting out. Great video!

@JonathanGalle 3 года назад

This guy is using a lot of older/budget equipment. he doesn't have a massive console, he doesn't have racks and racks of gear, but.... he really knows what he's doing!! His tips are far more valuable then half the crap coming out on youtube these days. Especially his tips on mic placement and usage, I can't tell you how many people abuse mics because of a video or two that they saw where the singers right up on top of the mic.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

hehe yep! I'll take the guy with understanding over the guy with the latest gear personally 😉

@magrumb 2 года назад

A lot of studios have big consoles and racks of gear because the client wants to see them. You’d be surprised how much stuff isn’t hooked up!

@lee3144 2 года назад

i agree totally hes down to earth you dont get that often

@GroovyInclinations Год назад

Thank you for sharing. It makes the research easier when people share their input.

@prattzensings 13 дней назад

years of solid experience, amazing teaching skills, and still uses the humble old NT1. Speaks volumes of the guy, and also about the so-called YT influencers who try to push expensive gear for nothing.

@artale4404 3 года назад

I would like to add for some people that may not know is the mic you use will have a big effect on issues. For those that always use a condenser mic that mic will pick up a huge amount of the room. Try using a dynamic mic which will keep room noise very low especially if you have untreated room. In fact there are times that the vocal quality and tone of a singer can benefit more from a dynamic mic than a condenser or ribbon. Expensive mics don't mean the right match to the singer. Many hit songs on vocals were recorded on a less expensive dynamic mic. I hope this helps

@MrMindmist 2 года назад

When we talk about style over substance this guy is exactly the reverse. not flashy , not showy not full of himself but what he is saying is absolute gold dust. sensible advice and making 100% sense. I like the cut of his jib !

@georgesid5632 2 года назад

This guy is so clear and lucid in his explanations. He explains everything so well. He would make a brilliant teacher. He doesn't waffle on and really gets to the point. I also like the way he conducts himself. Excellent video!

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

he's awesome eh!

@mattb1568 4 года назад

The interviewer would be me. Lol He looks like he loves listening and learning about this stuff.

@davidshanhun 4 года назад

it's gold 😍

@EnV1ndAvSorg 3 года назад

Yeah, his eyes is still like 20 years old

@NickShillitoMusic 3 года назад

The more videos I watch on recording and production, the more my growing passion for the art form burns. 8 years ago at the age of 14 I pirated my first copy of FL Studio and started making god awful EDM. I had no idea that now at the age of 22 I would be making plans to build a proper home studio with a view to becoming a producer and mixing engineer. I feel like I have found my calling in life and my knowledge and experience is growing daily. I feel like I’ve learned and practiced enough now to start working on a professional level, and I haven’t felt so passionate about something in years. Thanks for this fantastic video, there’s absolutely no limit to what you can learn.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

I love this Nick! Love to see what you keep creating following your passion and enthusiasm brother!

@VargoProductions 2 года назад

Dude, reading this just made me so happy. In 2001, I pirated a copy of "FruityLoops" (as it was named back then), and started making the quality of hip-hop beat you'd expect from a 4th grader. 10 years later, I was signed to a small label, making enough to earn a living if I worked hard enough. I still have a nice catalog of artists that I work with (Rittz, Jelly Roll, among others that you may have heard of), and I love seeing comments like these while I continue to learn and get better. Best of luck to you in the future, man.

@user-hn5qv2bi8b Год назад

This is literally the most in depth and least intimidating educational video on mic placement and vocal takes. Thank you. Home studio gal here!

@davidshanhun 11 месяцев назад

yay! Happy recording!!

@JayaLove 6 месяцев назад

Agreed!!

@JayaLove 6 месяцев назад

He somehow is able to break it down for total beginners without talking down to anyone. Really a master w no ego and an obvious love for his craft.

@johnkscott4781 3 года назад

This was a fantastic interview! Mike looks like a fun guy to talk to!

@mariojosepr 3 года назад

Best video ever about this topic. Answered so many of my burning questions as a guy with a deeper voice with proximity issues. Thanks a million. I am grateful!

@kevinstuart5105 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing your experience! I'm grateful to have had an opportunity to stand on your shoulders.

@sparxy1968 8 месяцев назад

I think for a home studio he should also talk about mic choice. I have been a self-taught engineer for 30 years and I have a whole array of expensive vocal mics but on occasions, I have even recorded someone with an SM58 using a nearfield monitor as the sound just worked. It is all very well trying for a super accurate vocal sound but if it doesn't suit the voice and sit in the mix, you may as well try anything. I was amazed it worked and it taught me not to be so snobby about the way we record.

@davidshanhun 8 месяцев назад

Possibly a good option for another video down the track- thankyou. Main thing with this one was to explain if some of these things don’t get sorted, then which mic you choose will be irrelevant haha (eg if you record everything clipped etc).

@DaveHutchinsonSW 3 года назад

Nice interview and useful, down-to-earth information. Mike is definitely the real deal and the demos on his website sound great. And the sound wasn't all that bad considering it was from a camera--you were both clear and loud enough. Best wishes for 2021.

@derekwaters6086 3 года назад

I like the cadence in your approach when you speak about music production. Your delivery is very philosophical. I like that shit

@TheJberrie 3 года назад

This was fantastic. Big-time thanks for being so generous with your knowledge!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Mike's one of the most genuine and generous people in the industry. So happy to be able to share this info with you all. Hope lots of awesome music gets created from it :)

@arindambharadwaz8702 3 года назад

Excellent tips and advices, the very best I have ever come across. Really thankful to both of you for bringing up the topic for the benefit of the viewers. Please address similar issues in future.

@nathanwahl9224 3 года назад

Tremendously helpful, thank you!!! I'm working on my first multi-tracking acapella arrangement, and I learned a ton!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

ooh cool! Let me know when you get it up - I love hearing this kind of stuff!

@matrixprogrock 3 года назад

Great interview. Very helpful. And reinforced some of what I've learned the hard way.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

awesome!

@asimnicholsmusic 3 года назад

Love this. Simple, clear, and extremely useful. Thanks guys!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

awesome. Glad you got so much out of it 👌

@jenshaley556 3 года назад

Thanks for this very well explained list of „dont‘ts“, and why you shouldn’t do them. It’d have taken me a lot of time to figure that out myself!

@sonalsethi98 4 года назад

After watching soooo many videos- this answered all of my questions and so brilliantly! Thank you!!

@davidshanhun 4 года назад

Awesome! So glad it helped!

@russeljamesjardiolin5579 3 года назад

This is the most clear and detailed explanation how to improve my room recordings. Thanks. Two thumbs up 👍👍

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful! 👌 All the best with the new recordings!

@linovinn7011 3 года назад

A real great explanation in half an hour. Thank you so very much. I knew about popps, sibilance and so on, already. But all the little hints alongside are precious for me. Greeting to New Zealand from Germany and keep healthy in this Corona age ... ;-)

@kevc6115 3 года назад

Best half an hour I've spent regarding vocal recording. Thank you!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

awesome!

@MrTimdriver 3 года назад

Years of practical experience on this, thank you for sharing.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

🥰

@vecxxmusic 3 года назад

Thanks for such a clear explanation. You're an excellent professional and taught us great tips to improve our productions. Thx dudes!!

@joceleicirilosoaresbohrer2994 3 года назад

Well put and very clarifying comments. And David, your kind, and I would say, humble attitude, was very nice and appropriate. Than you both!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Thank you 😊

@kurlin97 4 года назад

This was incredible. I have had a horrible time with low end on my vocals. This was a God-send. Thanks to both of you!!

@davidshanhun 4 года назад

So happy to hear this! Happy recording 😊

@ianmclean5541 3 года назад

Thanks so much guys. Your guest is a wealth of audio wisdom. This was very helpful.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

He is indeed! Super glad to hear it was helpful to you! 😊

@dmra1929 2 года назад

Probably the cleanest, most down to earth and informative video and explanation of technique that I've ever seen. Learned a lot from this, thank you very much :)

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

awesome!

@scaramouche11 3 года назад

Thanks for this awesome video! I benefit so much of it. Nothing is better than to listen and learn from a real professional!

@jasonbodden8816 6 месяцев назад

A whole lot of helpful content in under half hour. Fantastic vid.

@davidshanhun 5 месяцев назад

Mike is a legend!

@paul7188 5 лет назад

Great video David - I really appreciate hearing the advice from somone actively "in the business". I just found your channel (after buying a basic loop pedal) and am enjoying going through your previous videos. Great stuff - keep it up!. Cheers form Perth WA

@davidshanhun 5 лет назад

Thanks Woodlake! Where abouts in Perth are you? (I was born about 5 hours from you in Albany, WA!)

@paul7188 5 лет назад

@@davidshanhun Awesome! I'm NOR in Ellenbrook (near the Swan Valley). I managed to get over to NZ a few months back with the family - had a great time. Lovely place. Great job on the channel - some great content. You really deserve a larger following - I'm sure it will come :)

@davidshanhun 5 лет назад

ah nice! That's cool you got over here for a trip! We both have some pretty magic spots here and in Oz eh? Cheers about the channel - very much appreciate the comments and encouragement!

@michaelkelly6583 3 года назад

I really enjoyed this interview - and learned a few things too. Thank you.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

awesome!

@stelioskyprou6427 3 года назад

What a pro, such a humble dude. Great advice =)

@josephformeister6566 3 года назад

Gained so much information from this video. I appreciate his focus on the simpler ideas, and wealth of experience.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

awesome Joseph! 👌

@LennySugiono Год назад

The sibilance thing is a great refresher, loved that example where the “see” is getting ducked. It’s unknowingly something I hear in most songs but have never picked up on.

@brettdavid 6 лет назад

Absolute ""dynamite useful info"" thanks Dave Shanhun and Mike McCarthy - much love! Thanks for the production time and share Dave.

@davidshanhun 6 лет назад

Cheers Brett! So glad it's useful to you mate that's why we made it! :) Are you recording much at the moment?

@brettdavid 6 лет назад

Last project was 'in studio' so all this was taken care of - I have a few personal projects - just trying to lift the presentation quality - they're still sketches per say - but I would like them to be best as possible for sound --- still learning - but that vid was very (very) useful. One of my traps - which you guys touched on for sound quality (but is a biggie for sound consistency) is 'mike position' - and how critical it is to maintain that position through the 'whole tracking' (lol) ... so here's me moving head/voice around the mike too much - coming at it from different angle during a single track/take (you know if you stop and re record a piece - theres a real need to get back to the exact same position) a minor change in voice angle can drastically alter the sound recorded - and can be very difficult to mix into an existing take.

@hummarstraful Год назад

One of the best videos on the subject I've found.

@keltiquewood 2 года назад

Laughed out loud on the 'Lispy' part of the conversation. Brought back memories of me trying to fine-tune the DBS 286 'de-esser' years ago!!! :-) I would add one other issue to your list. Vocalists moving back and forth while they sing - completely changes the volume and tone of the recording. Volume can be fixed but tone is a whole other ball game. Superglue all 'dancing' vocalists feet to the floor! :-)

@gunthernordin1429 3 года назад

Wow! Mike. I think i did some recordings with you in Walmer, Port Elizabeth years ago. I was in a band. Good memories. You new your stuff then. Imagine the knowledge you have now.

@afahmid 3 года назад

Excellent video-learned a lot as a novice.

@andrashertelendy2779 4 года назад

I'm really grateful for this video! Finally some extremely useful and practical information! I've been searching a lot on youtube after these kind of videos which are about sharing valuable content rather than chasing views but... thanks to the youtube algorithm these are hard to find. Thanks a lot!

@davidshanhun 4 года назад

Glad it was helpful András! Happy recording!

@sheldonthomas8431 3 года назад

Great info, man. I like Mike. He is so real. I don't think he tries to make people feel relax. I am listening to him and I became relaxed. It;'s his personality.

@geraldgorham6878 3 года назад

humble knowledgeable guy I love it

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

yep that's Mike! 😊

@dopeydad1221 4 месяца назад

Absolute gold dust! All very clearly explained. Subscribed

@davidshanhun 2 месяца назад

Cheers for joining and happy recording!

@kakuro1975 2 года назад

Very nice advice for a beginner like myself! Thank you for that! Really nice of you to give such professional advice for free

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

Glad you got so much value from it John! Happy recording!

@ksmit Год назад

Outstanding and informative interview. Thank you...subbed

@ianmalam3519 3 года назад

Thanks Mick you went down to the very detail, I am recording at home so will try your rules. Cheers!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Let us know how you go!

@jfxsarmiento 2 года назад

Congrats on the video! Here is a clear example of how important and valuable is EXPERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE! All the best!

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

haha yep - Mike knows his stuff!

@TheFinalRevelation2 3 года назад

Excellent tutorial. Hats off.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Cheers!

@gunnarduvenhorst878 2 года назад

Awesome! There speaks true experience. I like the passion and the no-nonsense, too. Going to try out the mike adjustments first. Would like to see more in the future , learned a lot.

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

Thanks Gunnar. A few more videos with Mike in the pipeline 😊

@GeriWardMusic Год назад

Extremely helpful, although I’ve been a vocalist for many years both live and studio work I’m a total technophobe. I’m not totally happy with home recording results I’ve had so far. This video however is a game changer. Huge thank you to you both.

@TK-vh5pv Год назад

this video is absolutely amazing! SO MUCH GOOD INFO! Especially since making music is hobby for me rather than a job, I don't have a lot of time to put into studying the technical aspects (even though i would love to dedicate more time), so this video is all gold!! And facinating!

@davidshanhun Год назад

stoked to hear this and thanks for taking the time to comment. Happy recording!

@oliviergolfier1456 4 года назад

Thanks Mike for these Clear explainations about recording tricks

@davidshanhun 4 года назад

👌

@NewHeart378 4 года назад

i watched a lot of tutorials and this one explains well thanks for the video.

@davidshanhun 4 года назад

Thanks! :)

@LosingMyCool 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this. I make online video courses and the sound quality is really important to me, I've not been fully satisfied with my audio, but with these tips I am sure it will help a ton, so again thank you!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

awesome! 😊

@komet1536 3 месяца назад

Every minute of this video was worth to watch. Many thanks.

@davidshanhun 3 месяца назад

Appreciate the comment and trust you got some ace new skills for your recordings!

@guitarjonn7103 3 года назад

Fantastic post David. Thanks so much. I needed this badly.

@fabiocaetanofigueiredo1353 2 года назад

I heard someone explain the antiplosive trick as "aim the mic at the mouth instead of the mouth at the mic" and found it a PERFECT explanation to memorize and understand 👏. Great video!!!

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

This is an excellent explanation!

@fabiocaetanofigueiredo1353 2 года назад

@@davidshanhun yes, I found it unforgettable, isn't it?

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

@@fabiocaetanofigueiredo1353 yes!

@AnnaPearlMusic 3 года назад

I'm just starting out and this was so, so, so, so, SO helpful :') THANK YOU!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Awesome Anna! Happy recording!

@MrCJHamill 3 года назад

Great advice here. Practical advice that I'm certain will help many artists! Thanks very much.

@twinsprucestudios 3 года назад

Excellent advice!! Spot on explanation of issues and solutions.

@donaldpudas3533 3 года назад

This is really great stuff as I'm starting out with a cheap, beginner home studio. Thanks for the free advise.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Most welcome and glad to know we helped you get started!

@MeredithHooke Год назад

This was an excellent video - covering so many issues with recording at home with easy-to-understand solutions. Thank you!

@L-I-V-I-N 3 года назад

Fantastically explained, and your knowledge is so valuable! Cheers from Florida.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Mike is a legend eh! 👌

@mon3im133 2 года назад

very clear and easy to understand. thank you so much for this detailed explanation

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

most welcome :) Happy recording!

@bob4analog 3 года назад

9:20 Singing across or slightly off axis into the mic to prevent plosives and pops; I've been doing this for years and it works great. Brilliant idea! Thanks for demonstrating this.

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Awesome Bob! These things are so handy when you know em eh!

@swanebrokendeep 3 года назад

fantastic video thanks to you David and big thanks to Mike!

@fletchermusician3365 4 года назад

Fab video guys very educational, will make sure i angle the mic when recording from now on.. thanks guys

@davidshanhun 4 года назад

Nice one! happy recording!

@BibleBeltBlues 3 года назад

Fantastic..............don't need to watch any other video..........this one has it all........great job!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Thanks and happy recording!

@cmlcovers2693 2 года назад

What an excellent informative video! Thank you!

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful to you! 👌

@edelcorrallira 3 года назад

This reminded me of something I heard in a Paul Mc Cartney interview. He mentioned that there was a particular place in his home where he wrote certain songs, he just loved the way things sounded there. Ultimately, a little knowledge, some experimentation, and practice seem to be the way to go ...

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

That's a cool little story - thanks for sharing that Eduardo!

@johannamit4388 Год назад

Thanks for the video, a wealth of tips and info.

@JayaLove 6 месяцев назад

He somehow is able to break it down for total beginners without talking down to anyone. Really a master w no ego and an obvious love for his craft.

@davidshanhun 6 месяцев назад

Mike is a legend eh. Grateful to be able to help share his knowledge with you here. (we've done a few other little clips now in case they're useful to you also etc). Happy recording!

@minukdk 3 года назад

These are some really amazing tips. Thank you!!!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

You're most welcome 😊

@janmsundberg 2 года назад

Great recommendations. For the first time My recordings sounds good. Thank you!

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

yay! so happy to hear this!

@joebuckley9181 2 года назад

Thanks Mike, God Bless!

@Noob-zi2ce 4 года назад

This is a great video from a highly experienced man. Thank you.

@davidshanhun 4 года назад

Mike is superb! 👌

@Emcfree2084 3 года назад

This was really helpful, well done lads

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

awesome! 😊

@thebrownfanchannel8277 3 года назад

Great video and great questions asked. Working on just starting out recording at home. This is great!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Great timing for checking this out then eh! 😊

@waynesguitarchannel9050 2 года назад

Great video. I’m older and just starting out recording as I want to leave some music around for my kids to pass on after I’m not around anymore. Your tips were a great place to start. Thanks again. I’m now a subscriber….

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

hey Wayne! Love this comment and all the best with your recording - what an awesome reason for it! Reach out at any stage if you think I can contribute or you get stuck 😊

@James-bu2rm 2 года назад

Great work guys! Very helpful indeed.

@goerfton77 3 года назад

Amazing video, educational and thoroughly enjoyable.

@tonyedison9749 3 года назад

This is the most informative video I have watched in the last year on here about music 💪🏽💪🏽😎

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

aww love this!

@arqmark 2 года назад

Great recommendations. Thanks!

@ccjx_space 2 года назад

Incredibly useful, thank you

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

most welcome!

@bookmakers Год назад

Great tips. explained in a very clear and didactic way. Thanks!!!

@davidshanhun Год назад

👌

@jakubmi7879 4 года назад

The best video about the subject out there thanks for putting it out guys

@davidshanhun 4 года назад

Thanks Jakub!

@TheRealestIdealist 3 года назад

WOW....A LOT of wise advice! My new technique is recording without a pop filter, I like how he explained how to do that!!!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

awesome! Have fun with your new recordings!

@lifegivesmeheadaches 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing, this is really helpful

@lisachaly 3 года назад

Excellent explanation of the problems and how to correct them!! Thank you for this :)

@farrukhahmedvideo 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. So much of valuable lessons explained so well!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful! 👌

@OrangeMicMusic 3 года назад

Precious info :). So glad I didn't hear "you need a U87" to get the best vocal sound :)

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

haha love it!

@svenbontinck8875 3 года назад

Hi Michael, I agree. I've bought two brand new Røde NT2000's during a stock sale in my country (Belgium) for almost half the price and I can confirm that these two puppies are simply stunning mics. No need for an U87 at all. 👍😉 The NT2000's are the somewhat bigger brothers of the NTA1's. I record vocals with them, guitars, even soundscapes and field recordings in mid/side configuration and they do sound amazing. The details in the recordings are impressive. I can set the gain of my ZOOM H6 inputs to 10 and still hear no noise at all. You can hear an airplane coming from far away, in my headphone (Beyerdynamic DT1770) , long before you can hear them live. The sens of 3D in mid/side configuration is like in a cinema. With your eyes closed, you can point to where a sound is coming from, really joyfull stuff. For voices they sound very natural and clear, greetings Sven

@eddyb4622 3 года назад

Exceptional educational video. Great work gents!

@davidshanhun 3 года назад

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@elliowb2 3 года назад

Really helpful discussion. Thank you so much. So much great information.

@wheinemail 2 года назад

This is the best video I’ve watched on improving a home recording studio. I am still searching, after enjoying a conversation as detailed as this one, for a similar discussion about reverb. I am a crooner in the metro Detroit area, and all I can find is reverb for modern music where the reverb is used for special effects as opposed to a realistic room sounding, dialed in reflection. I would greatly appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction. Thank you again for this excellent interview!

@davidshanhun 2 года назад

Thanks William. Wish I could send you a video link to the reverb discussion you were wanting but I haven't come across one myself sorry to say!