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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Ok here we go people. What im wanting to do is get some sort of audio program. What i want to do is kind of attempt at making remixs if ya know wat i mean. Im wondering if anyone else has ever attempted this kinda stuff, wether it was hard or if anyone knows how to do it like a tutorial or something
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Foo Fighter
Join Date: Jan 2005
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I use Sony Soundforge, dunno if its what you want though.
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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yea i was thinkin of 'getting' that, what do you use that for?? atm im 'obtaining' adobe audition i dont know wat that will be like??
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dont know it they willhelp or not but i tried fruityloops but that has alot of stuff where you can make beats and stuff with different instruments
theres also audacity....alot of beat boxers use itas alot of it is used for mic recordings etc, but you can also import wav and midi files and theres also editing and chopping capabilities, but like i said im not sure i its what your liooking for. btw both progs can be found through ares p2p and i presume most file sharing progs ![]()
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Virtual DJ is an excellent program, i can send u a "demo" if u want
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Rise, Toybota!
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ive used both soundforge and fruityloops and they are great programs for sound editing. also, acid (i think its tied in with soundforge since they are both made by sony) is really good for creating remix-like loops and whatnot
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acid Pro is good to remix sounds/songs, you can chop them up and rearange and things like that
Sound Forge is good to record your own sounds and edit other sounds. Fruity loops is hard to get used to but allows you to add samples, loops, and create your own songs from scratch. there are a large number of these programs. its just a matter of finding one that you can understand
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Yea but does anyone know if theres some way i can kind of seperate the actual singing from the background music. Thats wat im after
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I have used Sonic Foundry's Acid Pro for 2 CD's I have recorded songs for, works just like a multitrack recorder only it's unlimited with it's tracks (far as I know). Everything is editable, and you can put in samples and other beats etc to the track. I ended up using the drum tracks provided with it along with some downloaded beat fills and then playing the guitars, bass and vocals myself through a mixer and recording it direct
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it can be done, but its very hard i believe. i found an forum ages ago (sorry no link) that had heaps of info on the different programs and different techniques you can do to create music
do a search on google, u may find something
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Try this as one technique to get you where you want. http://4trak.net/dsico/index.php?p=82 I'd almost recommend doing a search on mashup sites or p2p'ing for accapella's/instrumentals. At home I have obtained these programs: -Cool Audio Pro 2 (very good) - SoundForge - Fruity Loops to name a few. Its quite amusing and basic but I and a mate even used Music 2000(pc and ps2) to make music. We're into Hardcore techno/Gabber/dnb amongst other stuff and I wanna get more into these programs but tutorials and lack of people who I know that make music make it really tough to do. Reason is another program I've been trying to um...get a copy of but its like a gig+ on bittorrent and the connection is pi$$weak. When my adsl gets bumped to 1500/sec I'll give it another go :evil3:
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yeah i found fruity loops really hard to understand and work, but i finally got some sort of grip on it, enough to make my own song (very crap one tho!)
good luck
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I use Sonic Foundry, Acoustica, DCArt32 and Anvil Studio. They all take a bit of getting used to but Anvil does a reasonable job of extracting vocals out of sound tracks without a great deal of knowledge required. It's hard to get hold of these days but worth the effort.
Cheers Russ
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I use a combination of Goldwave and Dance Ejay to do my stuff. DE is pretty crap, but it does the job. Goldwave however is pretty mad, you can play with the wave-form itself and do heaps of cool shit like flange and phase, stereo swells etc etc...
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