Audio Editing and Recording

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.

Nextbook provided me with the Premium 8SE model for review. Having recently reviewed and fallen in love with an Apple iPad 2, I wasn't sure if the new Nextbook tablet could win me back to the more affordable end of the tablet retail market. The biggest difference between the 2 tablets is a whopper. The iPad 2 retails for around $400 compared to the Nextbook Premium 8SE price of only $169.99 at Kmart. Do not confuse that lower price to mean cheap. Having reviewed other tablets from Nextbook from the Next3 to the Premium7, I knew that the Premium 8SE would be a well-built, high quality product with user friendly features. I was definitely not disappointed.

The discover DJ hardware is not among the controllers supported by Virtual DJ.

it's just based on frequency and timbre (quality of sound)..

the programming specifies that a certain frequency and timbre matches a certain letter and so on

The JSCR-75 uses the generic USB audio driver in WIndows and Mac OSX, so no driver is required. Simply plug in the USB cable and wait a few moments. The open source program Audacity, or any audio program can be used to record. In the hardware setup options of the program you must select the USB Audio or Jensen as the Input source. You can then load up a tape, press play, and the audio will be streamed into the program.

if you would like to record your voice then play it back to you, windows has a free sound recorder program you can use, just search sound recorder in the start menu and go. however if you would like to play it back to you in real time, you can use garage band, or, if you have it, in steam go into steam/settings/voice then test microphone.

Press CTRL+ALT+K to get it back.

Propellerheads' Record can be used without Reason.

Audio export usually happens via digital route, so the quality of the soundcard shouldn't affect it unless you are doing some sort of analog processing while working with DAW

The End by The Doors was released in 1967, 5 years before modern copyright law. Recordings prior to 1972 are covered by state law in the United States, and will not enter the public domain until 15 February 2067 at the earliest.

Yes, as long as it has a MIDI output or USB MIDI Interface, you can use it as a controller.

There are many reasons why GarageBand might be crashing.

- First of all, you should make sure you have installed all the latest updates from Apple via Software. This will also update all of the iLife apps.

- If you are using an external USB or Firewire audio interface, there may be a problem with the driver. Check with the manufacturer for driver updates, or try running Garageband without the interface with Built-in audio and see if it crashes.

- Make sure you are not running other applications that may interfere with Garageband (ie. file sharing, VOIP, anti-virus software)

MP3 and Wave files are two different audio file formats. If you open an MP3 file into a program such as Audacity or Wavelab, the program converts it to a Wave file to edit it.

Yes for Logic. Pro Tools requires its own interface

Answers.com does not provide activation codes. Buy the software you use.

Antares Autotune is a commercial program and is not free. Many pitch-correction plug-ins are available for different programs. Gsnap from GVST is a free VST plug-in for Cubase, Acid Pro and Cakewalk Sonar running in Windows.

There isn't any. Once the vocal has been mixed into the audio, it is impossible to remove completely. Current software creates a mono mix with watery sounding artifacts. It is like trying to remove the flour from a loaf of bread after baking it.

You buy it

Open mouth, make sound.

For Windows, I would check out Audacity for basic sound editing and Wavelab Essentials for more mastering abilities. For Mac, Audacity and Peak LE.

yes if you record your voice.

The physical tape is not protected by copyright; the content on it probably is. Commercially produced tapes are certainly protected.