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	<title>Comments on: 4 things to get to make your Vocals sound crisp as a packet of Walkers.</title>
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		<title>By: Marc McLean</title>
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		<description>this worked for me with a bluegrass/folk vocalist: double track the vocal, pan them half way out, on one track (l or r as your own preference) take a wee bit out of the mid range freqs on the eq and then compress it with a low ratio and fast attack, on the other track, roll off the bass frequencies on the eq and add a very slight reverb with the lowest predelay and half n half wet/dry mix, raise the level of this track slightly above the other as the wet mix reduces the intensity of the vocal hits making the stereo vocals appear audibly lop-sided....hope this helps, visit my porfolio for more info at marcthespark dot info</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>this worked for me with a bluegrass/folk vocalist: double track the vocal, pan them half way out, on one track (l or r as your own preference) take a wee bit out of the mid range freqs on the eq and then compress it with a low ratio and fast attack, on the other track, roll off the bass frequencies on the eq and add a very slight reverb with the lowest predelay and half n half wet/dry mix, raise the level of this track slightly above the other as the wet mix reduces the intensity of the vocal hits making the stereo vocals appear audibly lop-sided&#8230;.hope this helps, visit my porfolio for more info at marcthespark dot info</p>
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