“Vocal chain matching” with MautoDynamicEq or MautoEqualizer?

[lingyai]

Hi all, a few years ago I recorded some vocal takes using my favourite mic, plugged into a studio’s chain. I don’t recall what that chain consisted of, although, at my request, it was very clean – no compression or EQ was added. The studio itself no longer exists.

I now find that there were a few phrases I never got quite right. I’d like to do some punch-in recording to fix those. I have the same mic, but have to use a different chain – either my own Focusrite USB thingie, or whatever my new local studio has.

The vocal is very exposed. I have a feeling that the different signal chains will make the overdubs stick out a mile away.

Can either MAutoEqualizer or MAutoDynamicEq help me? I need something that can analyze both an old session stem and a new one, done with the same mic – I will probably wear the same t shirt too, for luck – and somehow or another impart the differences onto the new stems, so my overdubs will be seamless.

Or does such a plug even exist? Has anyone actually done this?

Grateful for any help!

[MeldaProduction]

Well, what you ask is generally impossible, but if spectral similarity is enough, then both of these EQs should give you a good start. But there you'll have a problem with the short phrases etc. But I fear your biggest problem would be reverberation of the other studio vs. your new place. Feel free to post examples of ideally the same vocal sections recorded in both places.