, you might be looking for information on how to use a vocal strip or a plugin like Voxengo OldSkoolVerb or similar, in a digital audio workstation (DAW) for vocal processing:
Features advanced tube saturation modeling on input, output, and EQ stages for added warmth and harmonic character. vx 64 vocal strip
| Module | Setting | Why | |--------|---------|-----| | (gain) | +4 to +8 dB (input gain) | Drives the compressor and harmonics harder. | | Comp (compressor) | Ratio: 4:1, Attack: 3–6 ms, Release: 40–80 ms, Threshold: -15 to -25 dB (gain reduction: 3–6 dB) | Controls dynamics without killing punch. | | EQ | Low cut: 80 Hz (steep) Boost: 150–250 Hz (+2–4 dB) for body Cut: 300–500 Hz (-2 dB) for mud Boost: 3–5 kHz (+3 dB) for edge High shelf: 10 kHz (+2 dB) for air | Deep but clear — avoids boxiness. | | De-esser | Threshold: -25 dB, Frequency: 5–7 kHz, Depth: 4–6 dB | Tames sibilance after compression/EQ boosts. | | Gate/Expander | Threshold: -50 dB (or off) | Usually not needed for lead vox; keep off unless noisy. | , you might be looking for information on
Adds "high-end sizzle" and tonal shaping, often used to help vocals cut through dense arrangements. | | EQ | Low cut: 80 Hz