Audio Editing and Recording

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There is no such thing as an auto-tune microphone. Auto-tuning is done through computers running special software, which allows the mixer or editor to modify the persons voice.

There's a lot more to recording vocals than just the mic. But assuming you have all other variables in place and of reasonable quality -- preamp, recording medium, engineer (or engineering, if you're doing it yourself) and most importantly a good singer -- you should be able to get a good recording out of it.

That said, it would sound just as good (or bad) as most other condenser mics in its price range. I personally would go for the Behringer B1 or if budget permits then the B2-PRO; sure, they're kind of bright, but do really well on vocals, acoustic guitars, and as room mics.

You can easily record a streaming video with a free streaming video recorder like ScreenRec. It is free. Another such free tool is OBS. Choose any one of these. Please keep in mind that OBS is a little complex for beginners while ScreenRec is very easy to use.

In March 2008 a recording by Frenchman Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville of a woman singing 'Au Clair De La Lune' was discovered in an archive in Paris by a group of American audio historians. The recording dates back to April 9, 1860 making it the world's first known recorded song.

There is not a Sonic Movie Maker but there is a Mario Movie Maker which you can get by following this link: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/477182

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I just set the flexi input as if wanted to record music from my keyboard and the lines have appeared.

In arrangement view select all parts/clips in the track. Go to File tab then Export Audio/Video. Choose your settings then click ok and it should save your tune in the folder you have selected and a Wav or AIFF (your choice) then if you want mp3 use some other program (like Switch) to convert it.

A wave file itself cannot crash, as it is not a program. A corrupted wave file might crash Cool Edit, though. Try opening it in another program, such as Audacity or Wavelab.

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It was created in 1992.

You can use iMovie to record video from a compatible device. Note that the dazzle for Mac (now discontinued) is only compatible with OSX up to 10.5.

Songs can be recorded using analog or digital tape or digitally to computer (stored on the hard drive). Some songs are recorded one track or performer at a time, while others are recorded with all musicians performing at the same time.

see this: http://acapella.harmony-central.com/archive/index.php/t-87814.html

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There's no reason why your ISP should even know that you're doing that. When you're doing something like that, it's all happening on your computer and has no relation to the internet.

Go to "Screen Area" tab. Inside the "When recording" box, uncheck "Show rectangle around recorded area" and check "Make this rectangle blink".

WAV is a file format. There is no difference between a WAV file on Ubuntu and a WAV file on Windows.

Material used for changing how sound travels in an enclosed area. Most often used for soundproofing or absorbing echoes and vibrations in a sound studio or auditorium. i. e. egg crate

RPCP files are resource files (Reason Resource Package) for Propellerhead's Reason software. You will need to purchase Reason to use these.

You would have to license the sample. The cost of that varies among copyright holders.

Ben was recorded by Michael Jackson when he was only 14, so you might think a woman is singing. There has been no notable female covers of this song, written for Donny Osmond to record.

try using doing this. go inot your mixcraft program and open ur song of choice then go: File> Mix Down To> MP3. Then it will just get you to save your new mp3 file to wherever u want. Pretty simple eh? If that doesn't work though, try doing what said person below was explaining, although i, myself, found that a little confusing. Good luck!

I had same problem with mixcraft 4. Go to google.com and type in audacity and download audacity.There are not any viruses. Install the software and go to mixcraft. go to >file>preferences>general. And then you can see at the bottom "external wave editor" Click browse. Find the audacity.exe. Next right click on your sound or music in mixcraft 4 and then click on edit in external editor. Then it will open audacity. Click on the file in audacity and click on export as mp3, wma or wav. It does not work with virtual instruments.

There is no industry-accepted format for a music-only DVD disc in the same way there is 'Red Book' CD Audio discs.

You could burn the music data files (WAV or MP3) onto the disc as data files, but only DVD players, DVD-equipped game consoles and computers would be able to read them. Any data burning apps, like Roxio or Nero, or freeware solutions like ImgBurn can create these discs. The fact that the disc is re-writable doesn't make any difference these days. All DVD drives can read rewritable discs.

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