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Google Fonts in Software ·
Thanks so much!!
Best music production software? in Software ·
fadedmoose49 said:Looks like everyone’s weighing in... basically, I need to pull out or boost the drums as a whole (every single element)... I'll try playing around with it later, so maybe some of your suggestions will click for me...
BUT
now I really need some advice on how to layer a MIDI sound into the track and save it that way... the sound I want to add is just a metronome at 100 Beats Per Minute. Do you guys know any other places where I can download that? Or maybe a way to record it myself?


I’d suggest checking out Adobe Audition, though I noticed you mentioned finding Serato DJ a bit heavy to use. Honestly, this one is much more demanding and complex, but it opens up way more possibilities for what you can actually create.
I sent you a PM with some instructions and extra info.
P2P for beginners: Where to start? in Software ·
Just create a new folder, open up the WinRAR file, and drag everything from the archive into that new folder. That’s really all there is to it.
Microsoft Publisher. It’s actually pretty handy if you just need to whip up some flyers or similar little projects.
How to make an instrumental from a song? in Software ·
ruggedpanther64 said:casualridge9, there isn't anything here


What exactly are you looking for? That section has everything from karaoke and MIDI files to backing tracks and more.
What kind of music are you after, or specifically, which song do you need the backing track for?
How to make an instrumental from a song? in Software ·
http://midimatrix.free.fr/

Go check it out! Someone has probably already built exactly what you're looking for.👍
Faxing via software? in Software ·
Alright, here’s another one that isn't free software:
RVS-COM

It handles things like Fax, secretary tasks, FaceTime, TransferWise, Terminal, and Telephone.
They actually have versions available for both fax modems and ADSL!
Michael Anderson10 said:Oh, come on,
don't be serious.
Look at this...
the vocals sound totally washed out.

If you take a track with vocals that pushed that far out, invert it while leaving the original track untouched, that's the trick—but that only really works if the vocals are centered perfectly on both channels.

And that’s with some light background music playing! Honestly, wouldn't it be way easier to just handle that with an equalizer? You'd get the same result, maybe even a better one if you have the ability to tweak multiple channels at once.
Michael Anderson10 said:Yeah, right, as if
it takes ten seconds


But honestly, if all you really need is just a good voice, then we're talking about something else entirely!
In that case, the answer is a flat NO!!!🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Richard Wright29 said:I wouldn't have started this thread if I hadn't already exhausted every other option.🙄

What’s your take on this one? Are you looking for the perfect vocals, or is it all about the music?
52X32X52 said:The only difference is your converter isn't free, while mine is.😛

True enough! But we're pretty good at finding workarounds, so...🙄 👍 🤣

I actually gave Google a shot for a bit, but honestly, it didn't really impress me, let alone blow me away.

Also, who even decided to revive this thread after... how long has it been? If someone hasn't figured things out by now, they probably aren't going to.
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