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Oh OK,I will try to do it,thanks..

On Sun, Aug 26, 2018, 7:02 AM Allistair Bywater <[email protected]>
wrote:

> When you say the audio is not "clear enough" it's difficult to say what
> the problem is. It may be that the output from the Solo Studio system is
> overloading the input to your computer and needs to be reduced, or your
> microphone technique is not good; maybe too near or too far away etc.. If
> that is the overload case, the waveform that is displayed when you have
> imported the audio will tell you by the waveform displayed being mostly
> solid with flat tops and bottoms.
>
> In that case you will need to reduce the input to your computer until
> parts of the waveform only gets close to the top and bottom edges. If your
> computer thinks you have connected a microphone, then it will be overloaded
> then you will get the waveform described above, you should then set your
> input to be "Line input".
>
> And if the waveform of the imported track is very small, then you need to
> boost the output from the Solo Studio or used the "Anplify" effect
> (Effect/Amplify)
>
> Assuming you have got a good sounding track, the next bits become a bit
> tricky.
>
> While you are playing a track (at least this is the case with my Windows
> PC) and recording another track at the same time, when you have done and
> started a playback, you will notice they are not in sync so you would have
> to move your voice track to the left until you feel they play together in
> sync.
>
> To ensure an accurate sync,
>
> The last time I did this, I recorded some clicks from a metronome (which
> has a very sharp waveform) through the mike that the first instrument was
> using before he performed. Then when it came to make the second track (with
> plenty of time in hand), with the first track playing the first track into
> headphones for the second instrument to play with, I recorded the clicks
> and the next instrument/voice through the mike again. When that track was
> OK, I used the clicks on the second Audacity track to line it up with the
> second track.
>
> Leave a good deal of time before recording the clicks  and the beats so
> you are not hurried for the second track
>
> Seems complicated, but a few trial runs should get you working OK.
>
> Hope that helps...
>
>
> On 20/08/2018 02:24, B-City Da King NYC wrote:
>
> I think Im using window XP,I have a focusrite studio system hooked to my
> computer,I have a shore mic that connected to the studio system and the
> cord to attach to the laptop,Im using Audacity,I was having trouble to
> record my self rapping over the instrumental beat,I did go to file,when to
> Import to audio,I tried to do it,the voice is not coming up clear enough
> thru the editor,I spoke to the technical support,he said the microphone is
> hooked up to the system is OK,hes not familar to the Audacit, he cant help
> me,he told me to speak to the Audacity service,I have questions,how do I
> record my voice rapping over a instrumental beat?and how do I do a chorus
> with the song?I have more questions to ask,I will get to that,you can reply
> back to me,OK
>
>
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