18. Defining, Identifying, and Maintaining Resonant Frequencies in the Voice
Update: 2020-04-30
Description
No matter what instrument you are recording, how it was recorded, or what hardware it was recorded with, you will always capture unwanted frequencies. That's what this entire series on frequency has lead to, identifying and properly removing unpleasant sounds. While there's more to it than this, one type of very unpleasant sound is a resonant frequency, which is simply defined as a build up on energy in a located area on the frequency spectrum. There can be several of these resonant frequencies in a recording, and once we know they're there and have the tools and abilities to properly identify them, we can transparently remove them, leaving behind a more pleasing arrangement of sounds.
In this episode we define in greater detail resonant frequencies, why they're bad, how to identify them, and how to remove them.
Full show notes with graphics and illustrations available at my website.
My Signal Chain
Hardware:
Audio Interface: Apogee Ensemble
Microphone: Shure SM7b
Headphones: Audio-Technia ATH-M50x
Earbuds: Klipsch R6i II
Studio Monitors: Yamaha HS7
Mic Stand: Rode PS1A Boom Arm
Software:
IzoTope RX6 Mouth De-Click
IzoTope RX6 Voice De-Noise
FabFilter ProQ3
Waves Vocal
Rider Waves CLA-2A
oeksound Soothe2
Waves L2 Limiter
Waves WLM Meter
Waves Durrough Meter
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Midroll Song: Road Trip by Joakim Karud
Closing Song: Clouds by Joakim Karud
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