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How to Equalize Male Vocals
Equalization is both an art and a science. The main idea behind equalizing male vocals is to enhance the natural frequencies of the voice with which you're working. The process involves adjusting the...
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How to Remove an Echo in Audacity
Unwanted echo and reverb on audio recordings occur when sound reflects off walls, floors and ceilings with enough strength to be picked up by the microphone. Completely removing these effects from a...
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How to Make a Riddim for a Dancehall
Dancehall is a type of Jamacian music that is based on reggae music. Dancehall is significantly faster and more upbeat than reggea and producers often uses drum machines and synthesizers to create the...
View ArticleWhat Type of Computer Do I Need for Voice-over Work?
Voice-over work allows actors or announcers who don't want to spend 10 hours a day in the theater, on set or at the radio station to find a new way to pursue their craft. The Internet has enabled the...
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How to Decrease Sibilance With an Equalizer
Equalizers are audio processing tools that allow the boosting or cutting of sound frequencies across the spectrum. This allows a producer or engineer to highlight the desirable parts of a sound, or...
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How to Make a Good Bass Drop
Compositionally speaking, the bass drop in a drum 'n' bass or dubstep track is the point at which the full bassline enters the mix. More importantly, the bass drop is the point at which the crowd goes...
View ArticleHow to Move a Track to a New Song in "GarageBand"
GarageBand provides a free audio editing application and comes standard on all Macintosh systems. The program is a slimmed-down version of Apple's more expensive studio quality programs such as Logic...
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How to Adjust Latency in "GarageBand"
In digital audio recording, "latency" refers to the delay between the moment an audio signal is created -- for example, when a guitarist plays a chord -- and the moment that signal arrives at the audio...
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How to Determine BPMs in GarageBand
Setting the BPM, or beats per minute, when creating a GarageBand session is one of the first things you should do. The BPM of a GarageBand session will determine the tempo of the song. This in turn...
View ArticleHow to Get That Radio Voice Effect with GarageBand
Garageband is a multitrack audio recording application included with Mac OS-X. It's an entry-level program with a fairly basic feature set, but it's designed to be easy to use for those not familiar...
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How to Master a Song in Audacity
Mastering a song is one of the last steps prior to releasing a song for the world to hear. While in the professional world mastering is done by engineers with particular experience and equipment to do...
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How to Get Rid of a Guitar Buzz in a Recording
There are many types of unpleasant buzzing that can be picked up when recording music. Many of these varieties of buzzing can happen to single instruments, such as a guitar. Whether your buzz is an...
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How to Isolate Drums From a Song
Sometimes a drum beat or pattern is so good, you want to hear it by itself. Although it's not the easiest process, isolating the drums from a song is possible if you have the song in its original,...
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How to Extract Vocals in Ableton
Ableton Live music software's built-in sequencer and instrument tools allow you to create detailed compositions for live recording as well as production recording. You also can use the software program...
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How to Reduce White Noise With GarageBand
When you purchase a Macintosh computer such as a MacBook or iMac, you may receive GarageBand. GarageBand, part of the iLife software package bundled with new Macs, is a program that allows you to...
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How to Make Your Guitar Sound Like an Acoustic in GarageBand
GarageBand is an entry-level digital-audio workstation for Mac. It is typically included for free with new computers. With it you can record, edit and mix your music using your computer. GarageBand...
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How to Get Only Vocals From a Song in Pro Tools
One of the most common tools of the DJ trade is remixing. In some cases, there are readily available acapella versions of songs available. When there aren’t, however, it helps to know how to get vocals...
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How to Make Vocals Clear in Audacity
Audacity is an audio software program available for free download. You can make vocals clear in Audacity by using the graphic equalizer. This tool is a default processor available in Audacity that will...
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How to Hook Up Your Laptop to a PA System to Record
The capability of the contemporary computer as a recording device becomes increasingly popular as people apply computer recording to new applications. Recording live performance from a PA system is...
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How to Make Rap Vocals Sound Professional in Logic
The bling and larger-than-life image of a hip-hop artist’s life can be mesmerizing. The 21st-century hip-hop artists are the latest version of the 1960s rock star. Similar to Led Zeppelin from the late...
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