Cashbeatz the Heavenboi

11/10/2025

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10/10/2025

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04/10/2025

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13/09/2025

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02/09/2025

Things to Consider with a Cheap Mic in Cubase 14 Pro
1. Recording Environment

Cheap mics pick up room noise & reflections easily.

Record in a treated space (blankets, curtains, mattress behind mic).

Use a pop filter and mic shield if possible.

2. Mic Position & Distance

Don’t record too close (causes plosives and muddiness).

Don’t record too far (causes thin, weak sound).
👉 Sweet spot: 6–8 inches away with a pop filter.

3. Input Gain (Preamp Level)

Cheap mics can distort quickly.

Set input gain so vocals peak at -12dB to -6dB in Cubase MixConsole.

Avoid recording too hot — you can boost later without adding noise.

4. High-Pass Filtering

Cheap mics often capture unwanted rumble.

Use a high-pass filter (80–100Hz) to remove low-frequency mud.

5. EQ Fixing

Some cheap mics sound harsh (around 3–6kHz) or boxy (200–400Hz).

Use Frequency 2 EQ (dynamic mode) to tame these areas.

Boost a little around 10–12kHz for “air.”

6. Noise Reduction

Use Gate/Expander in the Channel Strip to cut background noise.

If the mic adds hiss → try SpectralLayers One (built into Cubase) to clean noise.

7. Compression

Cheap mics can sound thin → compression helps add body.

Try Tube Comp or Vintage Compressor in Cubase for warmth.

8. Saturation & Enhancers

Add Magneto II (tape saturation) or a bit of Tube saturation to thicken sound.

This makes cheap mics feel more expensive.

9. Reverb & Delay

Keep reverb subtle — cheap mics already exaggerate room tone.

Use short plates/rooms instead of big halls.

10. Double Tracking / Layering

Record doubles (especially for hooks).

Pan slightly left/right → makes the vocal sound fuller and masks mic weaknesses.

Pro Trick for Cheap Mics in Cubase:
Route your vocal through a Group Channel → add EQ, comp, and saturation there. This “glues” the sound and makes it more consistent. Follow Cashbeatz the Heavenboi

02/09/2025

🔥 PRO VOCAL PROCESSING CHAIN: FROM RAW TO RADIO READY 🔥

1️⃣ CLEAN UP
● High pass filter 80-100Hz (remove rumble)
● Cut 200-400Hz to reduce muddiness

2️⃣ COMPRESSION
● Use an LA-2A style compressor for smooth leveling
● Control dynamics & keep vocals upfront

3️⃣ DE-ESS
● Tame harsh “S” and “T” sounds don’t overdo it!

4️⃣ SATURATION
● Add warmth & character (tape/tube emulation)

5️⃣ CLARITY & AIR
● Boost 10kHz+ with tools like Slate Digital’s Fresh Air

6️⃣ DEPTH & SPACE
● Use delay/reverb (e.g., Soundtoys EchoBoy) subtly for width

🎤 REMEMBER: Every voice is different use this as a starting point and trust your ears!
I'm Cashbeatz the Heavenboi

02/09/2025

If you’re using a cheap mic like the BM-800 in Cubase 14 Pro, don’t stress. Add Waves Vitamin and SSL G-Channel—together they bring clarity, punch, and polish. New producers: follow this page and you’ll never go wrong building your pro sound. — I'm Cashbeatz the Heavenboi

Quick starter chain (Cubase 14 Pro)

Mic technique: pop filter, 10–15 cm away, mic slightly off-axis, record around -18 dBFS average.

Gate/Noise (optional): light—just to tame room noise.

SSL G-Channel (EQ/Comp)

HPF: 80–100 Hz

Cut muddiness: -2 to -3 dB @ 250–400 Hz

Presence: +1 to +2 dB @ 3–5 kHz

Air: +1 dB @ 12–14 kHz

Comp: 3:1 ratio, attack 20–30 ms, release 100–150 ms, aim 2–4 dB gain reduction

De-esser: start around 6–8 kHz, reduce 2–4 dB.

Vitamin (post EQ/comp)

Lo: little to none (keep it clean)

Low-Mid: 0.5–1.5 for body

Hi-Mid: 1–2 for presence

Hi: 1–2 for sparkle

Punch: +10–20%, Mix: 70–85%

02/09/2025

WHEN U ASK HIM TO MIX AND MASTER UR SONG FIR FREE 😁🤌😂😂

02/09/2025

Struggling with noisy vocals from your recording environment?
Here’s a quick fix:

👉 On one channel, load Rvox and NS1.

🔹 Rvox settings:

Threshold: around -12 dB to -18 dB (adjust to taste)

Gain: +2 dB to +5 dB

Output Gain: keep at 0 dB unless you need a boost

🔹 NS1 settings:

Keep it subtle, around 20–30% (≈ -3 dB to -6 dB reduction)
⚠️ Don’t push the k**b too far, or you’ll lose vocal quality.

Try this chain and hear the magic — clean, professional vocals even in a noisy space.

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