So
When I record VCV or CVVC Japanese I get very annoying problem:
When I record in my the most comfort range (A3 to D4), my recordings looks literally like this - like I mean every time when I really try. The volumes of vowels does change dramatically. I do record with rode procast microphone and recording in my big room if that matters.
When I do record super low and calm possible (which is not easy like at G#3) recordings looks like this.
My low recordings has, of course, bit more bg noises (and sometimes get super weird "noises/error(?)" like in this sample at "fu") than my higher recordings BUT lower voice sounds may more "rich" that higher recordings (and I found it also much easier to mix/use :'D).
Is there any way to me to "fix" this problem? I want that my normal range/higher range recordings to be better (like in lower one), so I could do a GOOD multi pitch some day.
Also, would be good to know what causes that weird "error noise" like thing when I record at very low. >.< It's not coming always but sometimes (Was I too close to mic? Was mic set to be too sensitive?).
When I record VCV or CVVC Japanese I get very annoying problem:
When I record in my the most comfort range (A3 to D4), my recordings looks literally like this - like I mean every time when I really try. The volumes of vowels does change dramatically. I do record with rode procast microphone and recording in my big room if that matters.
When I do record super low and calm possible (which is not easy like at G#3) recordings looks like this.
My low recordings has, of course, bit more bg noises (and sometimes get super weird "noises/error(?)" like in this sample at "fu") than my higher recordings BUT lower voice sounds may more "rich" that higher recordings (and I found it also much easier to mix/use :'D).
Is there any way to me to "fix" this problem? I want that my normal range/higher range recordings to be better (like in lower one), so I could do a GOOD multi pitch some day.
Also, would be good to know what causes that weird "error noise" like thing when I record at very low. >.< It's not coming always but sometimes (Was I too close to mic? Was mic set to be too sensitive?).