Why does my voice sound beautiful when I sing, but when recorded, it sounds horrible?
An element worth noting in all of this is that you may be tuning your voice to what you're hearing, rather than to the acoustic of the room. When you sing, a certain percentage of the sound that you hear in real time is heard through bone, which can distort things. You may need to retrain your singing to ignore the effect of the bone, because it could be throwing you off.There's a cool trick that I love for doing this without having to record yourself all the time. Put your hand on each side up to the tragus of your ear (that little cartilage flap that's right on top of the ear opening) on each side. Put your hand there in the same position as though you were karate chopping, if that makes sense (but, obviously, gently). Then curve your fingers so that they outline the rest of your ear. You should look kind of like you're giving yourself Mickey Mouse ears if you're doing it right. Now try to speak. And try to sing, for that matter. Your voice should sound different but not THAT different. This is a pretty good approximation of what you sound like to people who aren't you. It's also a useful tool for where you should be recording your voice. Walk into a recording studio that you're thinking about using (or a room you're thinking of recording in), and try this out. If you don't feel good about the acoustic, record somewhere else!
Is there any crack for saving a project in the FL Studio 12 demo version without actually buying the producer version?
There is absolutely no crack needed to save your projects using the trial version of FL Studio. ImageLine calls the free version of FL Studio an ‘unlimited trial’. Your projects will be saved just fine. The thing is, FL Studio will not open any projects as they were saved until the software has been registered. It seems to me like a fair thing to do.Now, if you want a full-featured and free DAW, you can download Ardour. If you want something a bit more polished, Reaper can be had for $60. Or, you can always download the free version of Ableton from their website - it is limited in features but hey, it is free.Do not resort to running cracks on your computer. Cracks have been known to carry malware and you would have to be really stupid to knowingly put yourself in that kind of situation. Don’t do it. It is a bad idea.Perhaps you should be thinking of creative ways to come up with the $200 to buy FL Studio. I am sure that if you want it bad enough, you will find a way. And please, nothing stupid, ok?
What are the instruments commonly used in hip hop music?
Originally, rap music was produced with drums, synth, guitars for bass & lead as many other disco tunes, using more synthetic sounds as it progressed into its own genre in the eighties. When Def Jam began to rise you generally hear a nearly all-drum machine & sampled sound that was very simple in composition meant to drive lyrics. This sound was produced by drum computers such as the TR-808 which consequently, the sounds are used religiously today This was culminated when samplers became more sophisticated and old breaks Djs used to spin for MCs simply were sampled. The sampling became very much the standard after the mid-80s and most of the massive super-famous producers of the 90s began using this technique. One of the main tools of this era was the MPC by Akai, or the ASR 10. Folks like Pete Rock, Dr Dre, Kanye West, Q-Tip, Dj Premier, J Dilla & Madlib with their heavily layered collage of sound pushed the boundaries and as technology improved, methods changed. During the Jiggy Era, the Virginia sound, live band Hip Hop as well as the Dirty South use of live & synth instruments and the freedom from the royalties paid for using samples exploded with producers like NERD, Timbaland, Master P taking the forefront with syncopation, synth-driven tracks and sample elements not always being the prime driving rhythm of tracks. Since then, Rap Music has been a mix of electronic, sampled & live produced music generally created first by electronic means. A producer sits down at their digital audio workstation or DAW, from literally millions of potential sounds they will create the vast bulk of the composition with a midi controller if not the entirety, with a mix of samples and live-played synth sounds. If they play live instruments, they will be added into the mix or the producer will bring in other artists to add to the composition. So literally any instrument can be used to create Rap Music, yet radio hits can usually be broken down into the instrumental sounds of a TR 808 drum machine, Motif & Juno pads & synths with various effects from a daw or an internal effects processor of the workstation.
How do I get background music without vocals for any song?
How to remove vocals from a song. Well here are a few ways:If u want absolutely no vocals, its best to download the instrumental versions of the song. The instrumental versions will be mostly recreations of the original song and played and recorded by a musician and then uploaded for sharing/ sellingIf u already have audio files(mp3 ,wav, wma etc) you can use various softwares to pass the song through their filters and remove the vocals and separate the instrumental music. Word of caution: It will not remove the vocals 100%. A shade of the vocal will still remain. Having said that if u want to play karaoke in a party situation the remaining vocals are very faint and nobody will notice. How to do this:Remove The Vocals From A SongFree Software to Remove Voice From SongsVLC PLAYER : I found it easiest to remove vocals from a song using VLC media player which is already a popular player and most people have it on their computer so no need to download any extra software (I use VLC 2.0.2 Twoflower, Get it here VideoLAN - VLC 2.0.2 Twoflower )Steps:1.Open vlc player2.Press Ctrl+P .Preferences window will open up3. In left lower corner select Show Settings >All4.Select Audio >Filters5. On the right side tick the box saying Simple Karaoke FilterClick Save and you are done.Now play any Music and it will remove the vocal from the songCaution: If u want to play everything normally again follow the same steps, untick the option and Save.You can even have lyrics come on the screen just like on a Karaoke machine. You just need to have a subtitle file (.srt) of the songIf u have a subtitle file of the song, well and good. But subtitles cannot be played with audio files normally. To do this, go to Audio > Visualizations >Scope. Now if your subtitle is named same as the audio file, it will automatically start displaying the lyrics. Otherwise Right click> Subtitles> Open file , then select the subtitle file wherever it is locatedIf you dont have it, you can create it if you want it that badly. Download DivXLand Media Subtitler . Google the lyrics for you song and simply copy the text. Open the software ,load the song from your computer, paste the lyrics you copied from the internet. Match the music and the text. You will take around 10 min for the first subtitles then it becomes easy. Once subtitle file is created save it in the same folder as your song. Its very easyHope that was helpful
If You have Fl studio already, all You need to do is update it, dont need to buy it again, but If You use other DAW, stick with it. DAW is ONLY DAW.