tips for recording vocals in noisy room
seen a few threads on what mics to use, what effects, what preamps and so forth but what does one do when one has a noisy environment? If I get to close to the mic , I can get too much bass i.e the boom effect, right? still even a bit off the mic gets too much of the "dry" vocal and not the sound of the vocals in the room i.e. what one hears, but if I lay off the mic enough to get the room sound I also risk recording external noises.
I figure that I can try to use a noise gate and eliminate noises below a certain db level, room noise also can be eliminate through "noise profiling" AA does that, can I eliminate sound events based on "frequency"?
What else can I do? All tips appreciated.
thanks
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