Voice in Music

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Gerjaffers
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Voice in Music

Post by Gerjaffers » Fri Jan 18, 2019 1:21 am

Hello,
So I want to put my own voice in a song.
I record my voice
Can someone tell me step by step on how
To do this?
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DVDdoug
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Re: Voice in Music

Post by DVDdoug » Fri Jan 18, 2019 3:04 am

Have you got the basic recording figured-out? Of course you need a microphone. Assuming you have a laptop, the built-in mic should get you started but you'll need a better microphone and a good-quiet "studio" if you want to get near-professional results.

Tutorial - Recording Multi-track Overdubs
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Re: Voice in Music

Post by kozikowski » Fri Jan 18, 2019 10:40 am

So I want to put my own voice in a song.
Does the song have a voice already? You can try removing the existing voice with Effect > Vocal Removal or Effect > Vocal Reduction and Isolation. Those are simple tools and can either fail, or succeed but damage the music.

Best is try to find a karaoke version of the song, or play it yourself which is what Overdubbing is for. Play the piano part, rewind and add the violin, then rewind and add your voice.

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