I am at my wits end that I think that a new microphone may help but it’s some serious investment. I have recorded some examples of my voice Other podcasters/streamers have sparkle whilst retaining warmth and punch, dynamic range, colourful, presence etc which I am trying to achieve.

Rode Procaster with official windshield / pop filterĭBX Settings ( Imgur: The magic of the Internet) Links to Album (Great choice of words I could use to describe the voice, it maybe the wrong terms but hopefully you know what I mean when hearing the clips) It is almost as if they are not capturing any of the mid or low ranges of the voices.I have followed guides on Youtube for setting up a DBX286S, installing VST plugins for OBS and I do not get the voice characteristic I am looking for that many Twitch or Podcasters have.įor reference this is what I have in my chain at the moment which I feel sounds too dull, nasal, honky and immature which I really hate when I hear myself or watching playbacks.

It sounds 'off.' My husband states that it sounds like the band was recorded in the sanctuary, and the voices were recorded in a box somewhere else! lol The live 'performance' sounds completely different. The female voices (in particular) sound 'thin' and only have what sounds like the 'upper register' which sounds weak, and doesnt actually blend with the instruments. They have done great at getting the instruments balanced (we have a full 'rock-style' band), however they are challenged with the vocals. Due to COVID we have started doing live-stream (as most churches have), and our sound team has had to scramble to learn about this new endeavor. Hi Reagan, thank you for doing this! I am a female singer for my church's worship team.

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