Audio Editing and Recording

Yes IT IS illegal to video tape someone without their knowledge in North Carolina?

FL Studio. As for one opinion.

But many use Logic, Pro Tools, Reason, Abelton Live, Garage Band, Sonar X1 and many others. Logic and Garage Band have large followings.

When things audio was being recorded analog on tape it was difficult to edit. Often times this required splicing the tape or just re-recording the track. With digital editing you can just click and edit. If you make a mistake you can undo it and try again. It's not nearly as destructive as analog editing was.

His album was titled-John Wayne:America, Why I Love Her and was surprisingly a big hit going platinum twice, years apart.

They allow you to edit, crop, cut, correct, warp, distort audio and video. If you are looking for visual editing software then I suggest putting in the "ASK" section :video editing software"/"audio editing software"

The closest program to GarageBand on a Windows PC is Mixcraft. The interface is almost identical and you don't need a degree in computer science to use it. You can even use GarageBand loops. It also has an advanced MIDI editor and you can use your favorite VST effects too.

There are millions of poems. They vary in length from one verse to scores of verses. There is no rule for how long a poem could be.

I think you know sound forge it has a "channel converter" tool for just removing voice approximately. open the sound file in Sound Forge.select the part do u want to remove voice, goto "process menu -> channel converter" a new form will open select the template with a sub name ->Stereo to stereo (vocal cut) from drop down list click ok. This will remove voice. U can also use paragraphic EQ tool to remove voice or beat.

Bobby Martin is a famous music producer, he's well known for his colorful and soulful arrangements and orchestrations. Bobby Martin is the owner of Bobby Martin Productions, he is also that Philly Sound Producer that contributed so much to what we know today as "The Sound of Philadelphia" (TSOP). Without Bobby Martin, Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff there wouldn't be a Philly Sound (TSOP). Bobby Martin is not mentioned in Kenny Gamble and Leon Huffs bio or in many of the articles released on Philadelphia International Records. He produced, arranged and composed hit after hit while working for Philadelphia Records. In fact Bobby Martin was producing hit records in Philadelphia before Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff ever began producing records. Bobby Martin was a mentor and a big encouragement to Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff in their early years. Bobby Martin Produced Kiss And Say Goodbye in Philadelphia, Patti LaBelle, Lou Rawls, MFSB, and the list goes on and on. The Philadelphia Soul producer is mentioned in most of the old articles that were published in the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's. why Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff have not mentioned Bobby Martin as being any more than a mere musician on sessions is in sane. Once in a while Bobby Martin is mentioned as a petty arranger that arranged once or twice. Bobby Martin was Kenny Gamble and Leon Huffs head arranger that they used on all of their biggest hits, "every hit song." Bobby Martin Produced some of their Biggest hits. He was the bandleader of Philadelphia Records in house band that they used on all of their recording sessions for all of their artists. Bobby Martin won the Grammy for the song "T.S.O.P" with the MFSB. Bobby Martin wrote songs for Nancy Wilson, Lou Rawls and Billy Paul to name only a few, while working at Philadelphia International Records. Some people say that Bobby Martin discovered and founded disco music in the 1970s'. Others have called Bobby Martin The Granddaddy of R&B. One thing for sure, he did much more than arrange one or two songs at Philadelphia international records. Bobby Martin was and is the backbone of the 1970's soul and R&B music. His track record proves that he had out produced and arranged even the legendary Quincy Jones throughout the 1970's. Bobby Martins name is on all of Philadelphia International Records biggest hits, and Bobby himself has produced, arranged and written hundreds of hit songs. Producer Bobby Martins discography supports what I have just stated. This Bobby Martin started out producing in Philadelphia from the late 1950s until 1980, he was not with Motown Records. He had independent contracts with other record labels as well. But we all know him as the Philadelphia Arranger and Producer named Bobby Martin. This accurate information is not mentioned on any of Philadelphia International Records Websites etc. nor on any of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huffs articles. I assume that this is why people have asked if Bobby Martin had worked for Motown rather than Philadelphia International Records. Others assume that Bobby Martin is dead, or that he was never in Philadelphia and never existed, due to what they have seen on certain individuals websites. The Philadelphia Producer Bobby Martin is alive and well. While I searched online for the truth I found other Bobby Martins that were trying to steal his Identity. One person had the audacity to say that they owned Bobby Martin Productions. I'm glad that I did my research, regardless of what anyone has said it's clear to me that Bobby Martin is that Philadelphia Soul arranger and producer that brought us hit after hit. He is the Granddaddy of Philadelphia soul and R&B! I salute Bobby Martin, he is a legend in the music industry.

Usually it is fine to rip music off of a CD, unless there are any copyright issues with the CD. If there isn't any copyright issues with the CD, then it is fine as long as you don't then share the music illegally on the internet.

Laptops are not strongly advised to record music with due to them previously not being able to compare with the power of desktops and hardware audio workstations. You would need one with generally good memory (RAM - 2gb minimum) and speed (the processor - around dual 3.2 ghz minimum.) Take the Hard Drive space into consideration as audio files can be quite big. Also, be aware of the sound card, some laptops may not support the software you use, however this is probably unlikely.

That depends entirely on the project; they do not have hourly studio rates.

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There are several, but I would choose degradation of copies as the most obvious.

If you have ever made a photocopy of a photocopy, you will see the evidence of analog degradation - more spots or "noise" on the later copy. The same thing happens with analog recordings - as you make a copy, the "noise" (unwanted parts like hiss, clicks, fuzziness of images, etc.) increases. By the time you have made a copy of a copy of a copy, there will be a noticeable difference in quality from the original version.

Mario Paint Composer is a music-making program. At the top, you see many icons from (and some not) the Mario games. Click an icon to hear what it sounds like. (ex. the game console makes a beep sound, the car makes a honk (like a car honking) sound) After you choose the one that you like, left click on a section of the staff to put it in place. When you are done with your masterpiece, you can click the "rewind" button found at the bottom right corner of your Mario Paint Composer window. Then you can press the "play" button in the bottom right corner of the window, next to the "stop" button. You can erase by right clicking, or taking the Erase Tool, next to the loop button, next to the play button. You can make sharps and flats, too. For sharps you hold the shift key while placing the note. For flats you hold the Ctrl or Alt key while placing the note. At the top right corner, you can switch from making a song, to combining together songs you made to make with the arranger mode! (like, if you want to repeat a song over and over... that's what you use.) To make it faster or slower, you use the slider at the bottom. And next to the temp changer, you can change it to three-fourths time or four-fourths time. Hope this helped!

Happy Composing!!!!!!!!

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Humidity is the real problem with guitars. As long as the cold is non-condensing, they can take almost any indoor temperature. Excess humidity or a lack of humidity can cause the wood to crack, the fingerboard to swell or shrink, and cause problems with the finish and electronics.

go to the settings and find the ex trax custom soundtrax then that's where u can change the songs//// u can use the songs saved onto your harddrive///// For PS3 users

Transfers musical parts from a score onto individual parts

A .midi file is a really small sound file. You can easily find these by going to your preferred search engine and searching for ".midi songs".

In order to make any type of specific music you have to use the correct samples. Dubturbo 2.0 comes with several thousand samples, meaning that you can make most any type of music you want with just those samples. However, if you want to make dubstep beats then you need to use dubstep sounding samples.

For instance, I did a quick search on Google for "wobble bass samples" and found some affordable sample kits. Just make sure to buy the .WAV file format and then you can easily import those samples into DUBturbo (the Windows version only).

You can of course adjust the BPM to a much higher rate for the dubstep type beats and add drops into your songs too. I would recommend watching some of the free tutorial videos within the members' area.

http://dubturbo-beats.com/

Yes. Dragon Naturally Speaking dictation software is supposed to be able to get text from a recording, though in my opinion, it make far too many mistakes. If it is a matter of dictation recordings, it may be worth it to higher someone that is learning to be a court reporter to transfer the recordings to text.

Mixing is a part of audio engineering. Mixing occurs after the recording process and before the mastering process. Recording, mixing, and mastering engineers are all audio engineers because they all deal with audio.

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Splicing is not a recording technique. It is an editing technique.