Is there any app by which we can record songs with our voice and the music will be original? Something like karaoke?
Sing! by Smule ..The best app wherein the karaoke of literally every song would be there.. be it english,or any other languages.It is available in free version too..But in order to unlock a song in free version, you might need to watch 7 ads (each ad having 5 credits each.. so totally 35 credits for unlocking a song)..Or you can opt for paid version where it costs (indian rupee) Rs.55 /month( < than a US dollar) or Rs.550/year.Either way, this is the best app I have ever used.. ☺️
Has anyone analyzed Dimash Kudaibergen's vocal range?
There is a YouTube video exhibiting his vocal grandeur here.I have to say that he is an incredibly trained vocalist with vocal capability similar to Vitas (Russian singer).While he can reach low notes quite low up to F2, a note quite low for a tenor, with quite ease,His belt is greater, can go up to the amazing B5, the notes even not many soprano can nail, and he can darken his belting voice up to E5, resulting in a thick operatic powerhouse vocal,And his head voice is even more incredible, able to reach up to E♭ (as seen in his performance of Opera 2, 1 note higher than Vitas’ version of the song), and soaring up to F6,And finally able to reach the whistled note G♯7, the highest whistle note shared by the legendary vocalist Mariah Carey!PS : Dimash Kudaibergen is an amazing Kazakhstan’s singer discovered at Singer 2017, a Chinese singing competition program similar to the popular South Korean reality show I Am a Singer.PS : Wow, I just know about him the moment you mentioned him and I’m so grateful for it, thanks!EDIT : The video above has been deleted, so here is the new one, enjoy!
What app/website can I use to merge two recordings together?
Single track recording/editing environments like Twisted Wave or Ocenaudio will let you “paste over” in a way that preserves the underlying audio, so you can merge two recordings that way.But, you are probably better off working in a multi-track environment where you can paste each recording into a discrete track and then balance the level and edit the timing.The list is long there, but here are a few common apps:Audacity (OSX, Windows, Linux)Studio One (OSX, Windows)Amadeus Pro (OSX only)GarageBand (OSX)
What is it called when theres multiple songs in one?
i call it a medley but i'm not the only one: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/medley it's not a remix as others try to suggest. a remix is when you create a new mix using the original multitrack recording, and it could include new overdub tracks
Where do people who create music mash-ups find their original audio files (accapella, and instrumental)?
There are a number of approaches to creating a good mashup. The cleanest way to do it, as you've suggested, is to find an original instrumental track and layer a separate acapella over the top. The issue here is locating these resources. Somehow Girl Talk makes it sound so easy!Instrumental tracks were / are a lot more common on vinyl, intended for DJs (usually hip hop tracks) - These releases often include the original track, sometimes a radio edit, then the instrumental on the b-side. For older songs, though, you might have to source a cover.Acapellas are far more rare. As previously mentioned, Acapellas4u is a great online resource. Also search Amazon for CD Singles - yes, physical media! For some reason, many of these tracks never reach the online MP3 stores - even though labels do release them. I've also found “karaoke” covers in the Amazon MP3 store that were very close to their originals.But, skillful EQing and track re-editing can actually go a long way.As an Ableton mashup hobbyist myself, I put together two blog posts (a few years old) that detail my approach for planning a mashup, selecting compatible material, waveform cuts / edits, and using EQ and other audio effects for better blends. These posts include links to ~10 mashups I've released or featured in DJ mixes - If you are open to using Ableton, which I'd completely recommend, I hope you find these tips useful:How I Mash Up in Ableton - Part 1 - LaunchClipHow I Mash Up in Ableton - Part 2 - LaunchClip
Which Android application can cut and join different MP3 files?
Hi ,If you are using android phone , use the app , TIMBRE , the app can cut , join , modify bit rate for both audio/mp3 files and videos also .
How bad is the shaking jaw while singing (opera arias)?
Today I went to see a opera group where the little girls were shaking their jaws. The louder the teacher asked them to sing, the more shaking of their jaws. The teacher was asking them to make more vibrato and more rounded sound. The girls remind me of Charlotte Church or Jackie Evancho. They sound very very similar. I sang for the teacher. And my voice has a lighter timbre naturally, even more than those little girls!! the teacher said to me that they have a more rounded sound. this is another question, I don't know what is a "rounded" sound exactly and why I don't sound like that. Here is my singing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikPzcHb_o... Here is the singing of the little girl: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XP1JF6q9... This is 2 years ago. Today the jaw shaking was more evident. WHY??
How to remove talking from an audio track?
IF the track is in stereo and IF the talking is exactly in the center of the mix you MAY be able to reduce it with a vocal removal technique.. Notice I said "if" and "may be able" Try the vocal removal function in Audacity - it's free so worth a try. Audacity: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Lame if needed to encode to mp3: http://lame.sourceforge.net/ How to install Lame: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq... Basic tutorials: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/manual-1.2/tutorials.html http://www.recipester.org/Software/Audacity Your clip must be in wav, mp3, Ogg or aiff format to use in the program. Vocal removal method: This is possible only for certain stereo tracks. When the vocals are exactly the same on both stereo channels, you can remove them by “subtracting” one channel from the other. This works for many studio recordings, where the vocal track is mixed exactly in the center. Be aware that bass and drums are usually panned to the center and can be removed or reduced also. Depending on how the track was mixed the vocal may only be reduced, not fully removed. To do this in Audacity 1.2: 1. Import your stereo file into Audacity. 2. Open the track menu (click the arrow next to the track title), and choose “Split Stereo Track.” 3. Select the lower track (the right channel) by clicking it in the area around the mute/solo buttons. 4. Choose “Invert” from the Effects menu. 5. Using the track menus, change each track to “Mono.” Press the Play button to hear the results. If you are lucky, the voice will be gone but most of the other instruments will be unaffected, just like a karaoke track. You can use the Export commands in the File menu to save the results. Audacity 1.3.12: Has a vocal remover built in. Just select the whole track then vocal remover from the effect menu. If the removal / reduction is successful enough the track volume can be amplified. Select whole track. Go to Effect / Amplify / tick "Don't allow clipping" box then adjust the amount to boost with the slider.