What is the best software for creating music mashups?
Four easy steps to making your first mashupSo here's how to get going. It probably won't make you a masterpiece, but it will match the BPMs all up nicely for you, give you an easy way to experiment, and cut out all of the mystery. This should give you the confidence to then take mashup creation further.Find a tune that you have an acappella, a full vocal version and an instrumental of - If you haven't got one, go and look for one. It must all be the same mix - so for instance, an original version, an original instrumental, and then the accapella. (It's not as good having the instrumental of one remix and the vocal of another.) If you're just missing the acappella, try the excellent mashup toolSet the BPM of the acappella to the same as that of the instrumental version - Unfortunately you can't just press "sync", as your DJ software probably won't be able to guess the BPM of the acappella, as it has no beat. But because you have the instrumental version (and the vocal version), you already know the BPM of the acappella - it's the same as those two! So manually set its BPM to thatRecreate the vocal version of the tune by dropping the acappella over the instrumental - This is a step that I've included to help you to get used to the process. As you now have an acappella at the right BPM, you can start the instrumental playing on one of your DJ software's decks, then at the right time, start the acappella playing. (Not sure where it starts? Refer to the vocal version - that's why we've got it.) Now you have effectively the same track as the full vocal version, but composed of a separate vocal and instrumental. Feel free to mess around with your EQs, crossfader, filters etc to "remix" the track on the flyReplace the instrumental with a different song's instrumental - When you've had enough of that practice run, stop everything, get the acappella back to the beginning, and on the deck that you have the instrumental loaded on, load the instrumental of a different song. Match its BPM to the BPM of the acappella - hitting "sync" will do it. (You know the BPM of the acappella is correct, because you set it earlier.) Now start the instrumental playing, and wherever you feel it is right to do so (hint: count in eights), start the accapella playing. Use your nudge controls to get it exactly in time if you need to. There you go - your first properly beatsynced mashup!
What is the best application for making a mashup?
There are a lot varieties of mashup apps available in the market and it depends which features you want for your mashup.Go to 6 Music Mixing Apps to Help You Be Your Own DJ for more info
What is the best free mashup-making program?
Lmms: https://lmms.io/
What software does DJ EARWORM use for his song mashups?
I love his mashup that is being played on the radio right now called Blame It On The Pop 2009. He takes the top 25 songs of the year and mashes them together. With it sounds like at least 3 song going at once and flawlessly mixing into each other im just curious on what music program/software he is using. Thanks!
How can I make mashups on the Android platform?
the best DJ App for Android is djay by Algoriddim , works directly with Spotify
How do you mash-up songs like Becca did on the movie Pitch Perfect?
Your best bet is to get the Program that she uses in the Movie. She uses Traktor LE which is a stripped down version of the very real Traktor Pro found at www.nativeinstruments.com my recommendation is to download the demo version or find another way to 'legally' obtain it. Another great program (with a different format) is called Ableton Live (www.ableton.com). Ableton is meant more for producing and remixing while Traktor is meant more for DJing. Look up both and see what looks most fun.
I am trying to make a mashup of songs, does anyone know of a good software?!?!?
My friend's birthday party is coming up and i wanted to mashup the top 10 of their favorite songs, into a relatively long song, CAN ANYONE HELP?!?!?!? I am getting anxious...
Which beat software is best for making song remixes & creating new beats?
There is no best software for it. Whatever software you can use most fluently is the best.Remember, technology is a tool. Youre making music not computer programs. THe software you use or instruments you play are like a language. Until you know how to use them so naturally that you don't consciously think about them, you won't be able to really communicate.Pick a program that works for you. Then learn it inside and out until you know what everything does and you can work it in your sleep. Then you'll be able to take any idea in your head and instantly manifest it.Some of the programs I use to create music include:Logic Pro - Probably the cheapest and most complete solution (mac only)Pro Tools - Expensive (look for student discounts) but great for manipulating audio, and recording vocals, live elementsFL Studio - amazing for writing melodies, the most intuitive piano roll out there (but PC only)Ableton - Super fast, can also be used for live DJing, and easily making mixes.Reason - (more beat driven, some great built in sounds)Cuebase - Very versatile, popular among film composersThere's others. But those are a few of the more popular ones. I own and use all of the ones listed above as they all have different strengths and weaknesses. but in the end its about what you feel comfortable with. So go download some free trials and test them out!Good luck!Tim WhiteTim White | Official Website