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Practice Speaking: Read Aloud ID: #5299 Long Recording
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When recording instruments or vocals, not every place in a room is equal. Generally, for vocals, the singer should never sing directly into a hard surface and should always be pointed towards the middle of the room and the microphone. A quality microphone, located in front of the singer, will best record both the placement and the performance.

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When recording instruments or vocals, not every place in a room is equal. Generally, for vocals, the singer should never sing directly into a hard surface and should always be pointed towards the middle of the room and the microphone. A quality microphone, located in front of the singer, will best record both the placement and the performance.

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When recording instruments or vocals, not every place in a room is equal. Generally, for vocals, the singer should never sing directly into a hard surface and should always be pointed towards the middle of the room and the microphone. A quality microphone, located in front of the singer, will best record both the placement and the performance.

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