Audio Editing and Recording

What I did was with a old turn table and 12" black vinil disc; I imaging will be same way with CD; first requairement is to have sound card with IN and OUT connections; maybe you need to find audio RCA STEREO regular AUDIO CABLES; I imaging that you need a small converter from regular stereo cables to just one stereo I think is MINI JACK 3.5 mm you can find on RADIO SHACK; I have NERO 6 software; on that program you see different options; one is NERO EXPRESS; check the manual that come with the program; in this case CREATING YOUR FIRST AUDIO DISC; you needs to record track by track into your Hard disc with identification of the file; always is good read the manual of above reference ( CREATING YOUR FIRST AUDIO DISC ); after you have all the tracks ready follow instructions to burn; I hope help a litle with these steps

There is no way to completely remove vocals from every recorded song. The most common way to get rid of MOST of the vocal sound is to use a process called center channel cancellation. There are plug-ins for major Digital Audio programs that do this, as well as stand-alone commercial programs, such as Roland's R-Mix.

The term audiovisual generally refers to the media of movies and television, or videos (which are effectively short movies or TV programs presented through the internet or by home screenings) because these include two sensory elements, audio or sound, and visual or sight. There is a moving picture to watch, and there is also a sound track with dialogue, music, and sound effects. An audiovisual room would be a room devoted to those particular media. This would be distinct from a reading room, which would be devoted to the print media.

Yes, you may need to download a driver for it. I would do a google search for the type of interface and its compatability with garageband. From there you should be able to find out what if anything you will need to do.

You can record copy-free (non-commercial) video and audio from HDMI using a Mark of the Unicorn HD Express. It connects to your Mac Pro with a PCIe card, or your 17" MacBook Pro with a PCI Express card.

You cannot record HDMI signals from a Blu-Ray, DVD, Cable TV, or other commercial sources.

Audacity is a kind of audio recording software program. It is freeware meaning anyone can download it for their own use for free. Audacity is very simple to use and is compatible with most Windows operating systems.

Yes, garageband is only for Mac. It is part of the iLife series, which will only load and work on a Mac. There have been pirated versions of garageband for the PC, but they are illegal and are being removed from the internet.

Mixcraft has more editing capability, but does not have the ease of use or quality virtual instruments that Garageband does. In addition, Mixcraft is only for Windows, and Garageband is only for Mac.

An Internet connection is not required to run GarageBand on a Mac. It would only be required to download the music lessons available within GarageBand.

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Quite many hours actually.

You will need a Mac to open a Garageband file. There is no PC (Windows) version. From the Mac, choose Share-> Send to iTunes. The song will then be mixed down and converted to an MP3 file if the conversion settings in iTunes preferences are selected to make MP3 files.

You can't download Garageband on Windows because it is only a Macintosh application. Thus, when you buy a Mac, or a Macbook Pro. You should get the software included with the default programs. Garageband is like a FL studio except it is only for Macintosh and comes bundled with Mac's.

To get an internet song on garageband, all you hafta do is click on the picture of it if it has one then drag it into it. To better do this, go to music.com, click on a picture and drag it into garageband

Cassette tapes are not made of vinyl. Cassettes have a plastic shell which can be recycled, but the tape inside has metal particles fused to it, so is difficult to recycle.

In marketing terms, the product life cycle of cassettes has been:

Development and manufacturing (the cassette was invented in the late 60's).

Consumer Use (most commonly from the mid-70's to early 90's)

Obsolescence (mid 90's to current).

The product lifespan of a cassette depends greatly on the quality of the formulation and storage conditions, but average lifespan without significant degradation (without use) is about 15 years.

Anyone can write a computer software but that person has to learn a computer language such as python, java or applet. a computer language is a form of typing that the computer can understand as commands. Binary is the format a computer uses to understand and process information. if you type something like "A" the computer reads it as a bunch of zeros and ones and is able to save it like that and when you revisit the file in which you typed the letter A, the computer will display it as an A. To write an operating system such as mac OS or windows you need to write it in binary which is The language that the computer can process it is only zeros and ones and requires trained professional software writers

Most modern MIDI devices come with a USB link that passes the MIDI signal to the USB socket of the computer. If a USB connection is not available then a MIDI to USB adapter (See links below) can be added to connect the standard MIDI sockets to the USB socket. These are widely available from various manufacturers at varying prices. The Mac usually recognises when a MIDI device is connected but they can be configured with the Audio & MIDI setup utility found in the Utilities folder within the Applications folder.

To convert the files, you first load them in Audacity. Then in the file menu there should be an option saying Export to MP3. CLicking that will save it as an mp3 encoded file. However, this requires the LAME library available at sourceforge - http://lame.sourceforge.net/index.php

The picture is a multimedia. Without multimedia there is no way to send pictures quickly.

Yes. A software better than garage band is Dub Turbo

with the following specs

-with 10 pad drum machine

-16 track sequencer

-4 octave keyboard

-44.1 stereo. wav music output (industry standard)

Now, the software works perfectly with BOTH MAC and pc and it comes with thousands of pre-loaded beats and sound samples for you to mix up.

And Yes, the software is very easy to use, in fact tutorials and training videos will be provided once you download it.

Hope that helps

http://dubturbo-beats.com/

its an Apple Mac application that allows you to create, edit, and record your own music, as well as save and export into various media files and use at your own leisure.

It is a music producion software and a recording sequencer.

Music that you drop into a movie can be clicked on and deleted in the timeline. If the music is in the video, you cannot easily remove it without also removing dialogue and other sounds. Try inserting a noise gate into the audio track to mute the sound when it falls below the level of the dialogue.

Impossible! First off, forget what you've seen on CSI or any other TV show. Even with todays technology this need to remove vocals from a mix remains in the world of fantasy,and because of physics,is likely to remain so. Sound engineers refer to the 'cake anology'. Just like you cannot extract the eggs, sugar, milk and flour from a cake once its been baked, neither can you extract vocals or any other sound from a song once its been mixed. When a song or any piece of music is recorded, the individual tracks are 'rendered' to a single stereo track; that is, one track left and the other right. This is the only way music can exist on a CD. So, there is no individual information to extract because the music is one whole. There is a technique called centre phase cancellation. Because vocals nearly always reside in the middle of a mix, using this technique removes any sound in the middle. The problem is, most if not all vocals have an echo effect called 'reverb' which means the above mentioned technique will leave 'ghost' like residual vocals! Many developers claim to have invented software that can remove vocals with varying degrees of success, but all professional engineers will agree that such software can't do what it says on the tin to a usable degree. Our advice. if you want the music, buy the karaoke version and if you want the vocals, buy the acapella.

A sound engineer.

EDIT: It's not impossible, it's simply impractical. You can isolate frequencies and it would take hours upon hours of work to achieve but you can eventually tone out the instrumentation. Center phasing can 'remove' the vocals, creating an imperfect instrumental version (you can still hear the vocals at parts in the majority of the song, but it will be quit. It's helpful if you want to hear the instrumentation part better (ie, a bad singer is ruining a song by singing over the guitar solo) but it's nowhere near perfect.