Audio Editing and Recording

An amp is what produces the sound, however the amp cord is what carries the sound. Some instruments do not need an amp cord.

Stated in another way, an amp (or amplifier) is the device that converts the electrical impulses from an instrument into amplified sound. The electrical impulses from the instrument are carried to the amplifier by an amp cord, or an audio cable. This is usually a shielded, two or three conductor cable with male plugs at either end.

On an NBA/NCAA Basketball court, the area known as "The Lane" is the painted area between the baseline and free throw line; therefore, to "go hard in the paint" means playing aggresive offense when in this area, driving to the basket.

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Creative software that includes lots of sounds and capabilities is never free. If it is capable of creating commercial-quality music, it is a commercial program and will have to be purchased.

Going platinum is selling 1,000,000 albums.

The periodic "beep" you hear during a phone conversation would be an indication that it is being taped or recorded. The caller should be getting your permission before recording the call. The component is probably located on the caller's desk, the one who is doing the recording.

Since you posted this on the Audio Editing board, I assume you are looking at a program installation disk.

Unverkaufliche is German for sample or demonstrator model, literally 'unsellable'. This tag is put on software for unsupported, unregisterable software given to retailers for 'not for resale' demo copies.

Hopefully you didn't pay for the box that has this on it.

Turn off mute.

Audacity doesn't have a hard tune pitch correction function.

The purpose of recording is to be able to hear the present at a later time.

Hue, saturation, and brightness are three separate aspects of our experience of

Virtual DJ will save the BPM of a song that is loaded or analyzed as a part of the ID3 tag for the song automatically

yes if you have the 8 assignable outputs on the MPC. If not you have to do it one track at a time.

As much as the artist/producer can convince his label or financial backers to give him for a budget. Studio recording time runs between $30 for lower quality studios anywhere up to a couple thousand an hour for really high end places. After it is recorded and mixed to the artist/producer's liking it is sent to a mastering lab to be mastered, which runs between $100 bucks and $3000 depending on how good a mastering job you want done. Artists/producers spend anywhere from a few hundred bucks on recording young start up bands to hundreds of thousands for big name artists.

As far as the actual, physical album sitting on a store shelf you can spend anywhere from a couple bucks per unit for nice packaging if you only have a couple hundred made all the way down less than 50 cents a piece if you order thousands of them at once. I would assume that major labels get a discount even greater than the standard bulk discount because of the amount of business they give to the pressing companies.

all you do is , extract the killer ringer .dll or ddl to the audacity file then plugins and close . open up audacity and go to edit then preferences and click effects and check rescan vst files when i restart audacity . then restart audacity.

An audio interface allows you to connect instruments and mics to your computer via firewire of USB. These usually contain the a/d converters and eliminates the need for a sound card because the processing is done within the interface itself. Interfaces come in a variety of styles and sizes depending on what exactly you need. Personally I run the MBox 2 Mini. It has two 1/4" inputs and an XLR input as well as coming with Pro Tools LE.

Interfaces eliminate the need for a mixing console because all of your mixing can then be done within your computer. Personally I like being able to move faders and things like that, but for the price, I can live with just clicking and dragging. It makes editing incredibly simple.

Rihanna has won 5 American Music Awards, 18 Bill Board Music Awards, 2 BRITS Awards and 6 Grammy awards. Altogether she has won 31 awards.

Sidechaining is where you have two signal, A and B and the signal B affects how signal A is processed. For example if you have a kick drum and bass track, if you put a compressor on the bass track and send the kick drum to the side-chain of that compressor, the compressor will act by how the kick drum plays, and thus gives more room for the kick to cut thru the mix as the bass ducks when the kick drum hits.

After removing the vocals from stereo songs, you can record your voice and add that audio into the songs with AV Music Morpher Gold.

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There is no way to produce sound of this frequency that you will be able to hear. Human ears have a high frequency limit of approx. 20,000 Hz. This decreases with age to around 16,000 for many people. You propose to create a air pressure wave of 1,605,000 Hz. There is no earphone on earth capable of creating that pressure wave, nor any ear capable of listening to it. Ultrasonic frequencies in this range are used for medical diagnostics and industrial design and testing.

Too low of a recording level is the only thing normalization can fix. It cannot regain dynamic range or fix digital clipping (input signals above 0 dB).

On iPod/ iPhone/ iPad:

go to the top right corner (settings). At the top you may need to click 'song'. Click on tempo and you will be able to select a number of beats per minute.