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I Just Got My Samson CO1U N I'm Tryna Lay Some Tracks,Freestyles Down, But iHave No Clue On How To Edit My Vocals On Sonar LE N Make It Sound Studio Quality? iGot A Pop Filter N Mic Stand To, So It's Lik Half A Studio Lol
Uppin' For Presets, Vocal Tips, Anythin' That Relates To This, Thanks.
Use aa3.
editing vocals in sonar doesn't mean it give professional quality. lol,
editing on any software is more or less similar, you should just get used to do things properly. I don't think there are any special methods in sonar to make it sound professional. its all same
editing vocals in sonar doesn't mean it give professional quality. lol,
editing on any software is more or less similar, you should just get used to do things properly. I don't think there are any special methods in sonar to make it sound professional. its all same
iHave It, But Wen iRecord N Spit, Sometimes It Lags N Tha Beat Skips So My Vocals Don't Come Off Right. I Think I Need To DL It AgainQuote:
Originally Posted by .Bullet.
Yea But Shouldn't I Use A Compressor, Equalizer, Reverb Or Somethin'?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fo11productions
411 is correct editing doesn't give you great quality. Gear and acoustic environment give you great quality recordings.
and to what you're asking is considered mixing not editing. Which has no set steps and is a case by case situation
I suggest learning what each does and what each parameter in the plug in does
That's called latency fam, it has nothing to do with the program. When I record I mute my vocals, I hate hearing myself while rapping.Quote:
Originally Posted by ALo
lmao, using effects is not what you do while editing..Quote:
Yea But Shouldn't I Use A Compressor, Equalizer, Reverb Or Somethin'?
you could use any plugin effects you need during mixing, but you can't increase the quality of a shitty recording inserting effects. to some extent, the sounds may sound good to your ears but its exactly not what it is. proper mixing could be learn from tutors, friends (or robots), or links around the net or sound engineering courses are dedicated to the same. or you should just believe your ears and do that what it makes it sound good in a proper way. its all upto you. study the properties of your recorded sounds and put desired effects to it. learn how to send effects gently and slowly
Oo Ok, Yea iGuess iNeeda Go Research On How To Mix N All Tht Then =/ Lol
Btw, If It's Too Loud, Like It Passes The Red Bar, Isn't There A Way Of Fixin' Tht? ( NOt Talkin' About The Volume Bar On The Track Tho )
Your talking about the bar thats on the bottom of aa3? when its red its too loud, you're clipping. Just turn it down.
turn off them caps., lol Its too hard to read in hereQuote:
Originally Posted by ALo
Mixin volume lables correctly is called mastering. you can master your audio using a compressor, limiter or else..
you be an online student of this site. http://www.audiomastermind.com/
http://www.audiomastermind.com/brows...5887122-1.html
i know some freinds who produce good who learn almost everything form their
http://www.thewhippinpost.co.uk/mixing-music/index.htm
lol yo man those websites were confusin' cuz they had nothin to do with sonar le
its general mixin. Mixin is not only practised in sonar Le but in all audio productions software in a similar way