What DAW does Michael Bublé use?
Michael Bublé has been seen recording through a vintage tube Neumann U47 into a custom Eduardo Fayed preamp, with a Neve 33609 compressor and GML EQ on his voice. Crazy Love was cut to Pro Tools and mixed on the Neve 8068 at Capitol Studio B, and his first three albums were recorded on a Euphonix desk.
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His vocal recording chain
Crazy Love sessions
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What microphone does Michael Bublé use?
His engineer Humberto Gatica told Sound On Sound that he records Bublé with a vintage tube Neumann U47, into a custom preamp built by Eduardo Fayed.
What compressor is on Michael Bublé's vocals?
Gatica said he had a Neve 33609 compressor and his GML EQ on Bublé's voice, plus the George Massenburg EQ plugin to clean up proximity effect.
What DAW was Michael Bublé's Crazy Love recorded in?
Crazy Love was recorded into Pro Tools and mixed back out on the Neve 8068 console at Capitol Studio B in Los Angeles.
Michael Bublé is the Canadian singer who brought swing and big-band pop back to the charts. This guide covers the vocal chain and studio gear his longtime engineer Humberto Gatica described to Sound On Sound for the album Crazy Love.
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