harshness usually means unwanted energy in the upper middle range or high frequencies. there's an EQ in Logic which allows you to SEE the audio energy across the frequency spectrum in real time. I'd cut everything over 10KHz by 12Db and then start carving off the frequencies under that. Listen with your best headphones. good luck. this is what EQ is for. karl --- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, Andy Brook <bbgrove@...> wrote: > > I have made a recording of an opera singer for a song I'm working > on. The singer is excellent but I am trying to soften the sound of the > vocals (less harsh, not quieter) but without making the sound too > processed. I only have logic 9 to work with and I can't re-record the > vocals. > > Anyone got any tips please? > > Thanks in advance > > Andy Brook >
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Re: Taking the harshness out of a vocal audio recording
2010-07-17 by k_e_moeller