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Trouble is - perfection cant come artificially. The room and mic choice is very very important. A decent vocal recording should have almost no eq apart from taking off all the bottom end, maybe below 100hz. Harmonic exciters are often used to get that creamy sounding top-end. Compression, and ...

If you are happy with the acoustics of the room you are using that is always a good start. Sing about 6 inches or so from the mic and use a pop shield to stop the mic distorting. Angle the mic so that its facing up slightly, maybe 20 degrees, as this helps flatten out harsh frequencies. If the mic ...

Just make sure its not too loud in the mix, basically! And run a decent multiband compressor over the final mix to flatten things out. If you can get hold of it - get a vst plugin called Ozone, by Izotope. It has enough presets to make life easy. I suspect you might get alot of people bangin' on ...