My First Song With Audacity :))

[S AnShu]

Plz listen it guyzzz.....


Lyrics is also written by me....
Here is the link -

http://sabercathost.com/12fQ/Tum_Jaan_Ho-_S_AnShu.mp3

[kozikowski]

Is the reverb on your voice one of the Audacity tools?
Koz

[steve]

Congratulations, that came out pretty well didn't it.
Which parts did you use Audacity for? What else did you use? Did you create the backing track yourself?

A bit of critical feedback that I hope will be helpful:
You've got a bit of clipping in a few places, for example at 1:52.5, so you need to be careful with the levels to avoid this. A "soft limiter" may also be helpful for controlling high peaks in the vocal (http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/limiter.html). Overall, the vocal is possibly a bit too high in the mix. Lowering the vocal level a bit would also solve the clipping problem. I like the timbre of the voice part - what microphone did you use? Did you need to use much (or any) equalization on the vocal part? Also there's a couple of places where the vocal is a little off-pitch. The best solution to that is "re-takes", but that may not require re-recording the whole vocal track. For example, the pitch drifts off a little between 2:33.7 and 2:44.7, so you could do a retake of the vocal section 2:31.8 to 2:52.5.

[S AnShu]

Is the reverb on your voice one of the Audacity tools?
Koz

Ya afcourse bro....

I've only use the karaoke nd audacity )

[S AnShu]

Congratulations, that came out pretty well didn't it.
Which parts did you use Audacity for? What else did you use? Did you create the backing track yourself?

A bit of critical feedback that I hope will be helpful:
You've got a bit of clipping in a few places, for example at 1:52.5, so you need to be careful with the levels to avoid this. A "soft limiter" may also be helpful for controlling high peaks in the vocal (http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/limiter.html). Overall, the vocal is possibly a bit too high in the mix. Lowering the vocal level a bit would also solve the clipping problem. I like the timbre of the voice part - what microphone did you use? Did you need to use much (or any) equalization on the vocal part? Also there's a couple of places where the vocal is a little off-pitch. The best solution to that is "re-takes", but that may not require re-recording the whole vocal track. For example, the pitch drifts off a little between 2:33.7 and 2:44.7, so you could do a retake of the vocal section 2:31.8 to 2:52.5.

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Oh thank you very much bro for your helpfull review .....

Nd...
I've used default mic ( my laptop's mic ) to record....

[steve]

I've used default mic ( my laptop's mic ) to record....

That's very surprising. Your voice has come out much better than I would expect from a laptop mic (certainly very much better than the mic on my budget Acer laptop).

[S AnShu]

I've used default mic ( my laptop's mic ) to record....

That's very surprising. Your voice has come out much better than I would expect from a laptop mic (certainly very much better than the mic on my budget Acer laptop).

Im using hp's laptop bro...

[kozikowski]

It's old news for a Mac laptop, I've shot voice tracks with mine. But it is a little unusual for Windows.

I'm with them. You had me right up to those off-pitch notes.

Koz

[kozikowski]

This is where you find saving the raw performance files is handy. Trying to take apart a mixed final to fix something is a nightmare.

Not having those raw files is a very New User mistake.

Koz

[lorentland]

Congrats! That's really fantastic to have a song composed by yourself.