Sennheiser's Top 10 vocal recording tips and techniques

[BlazedOfficial]

The video is really awkward but the tips are very helpful haha, thanks a lot!

[sennheiserusa]

@BlazedOfficial we're a company full of audio nerds, so its to be expected lol

[metalganjmoshmonster]

would the hd 20 pro be good for mixing modern metal

[sennheiserusa]

@metalganjmoshmonster yes it would...exceptional clarity with a satisfying attack for those stabby double kicks :D

[metalganjmoshmonster]

@sennheiserusa sorry i meant to say hd 280 pro

[sennheiserusa]

@metalganjmoshmonster yes!

[MrKingoftheeast1]

Yo seemed a little salty about #9...sounds like he's had a personal experience lol

[JONBEATZDADE]

NICE TIPZ! GOOD STUFF!

[Ch3sterB]

Damn tip 1# is usefull. Know what the fuck your doing!

[AgentA2628]

sennheiser did it again gotta love their mics

[myuzakitheglitcher]

Tip #11. Use a computer with a decent sound card. Not a crappy Mac with built-in audio.

[HiFiReviewer]

can you demo using HD600 or open backs like that when recording? I don't have any closed headphones right now, i have HD598 and HD600, can you show me the difference? Thanks

[sennheiserusa]

@HiFiReviewer hello! HD 600 and HD 598 are great for mixing, but not for recording vocals because they are open-aire designed. Use closed models for recording, like HD 280, HD 380, HD 25-1 II, HD 205, HD 203, HD 201.