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Music Mashup Software

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CDavis
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So i just blew out my knee, and to pass the time ive been mixing up some beeatz. garage band straight blows mainly because you cant change the tempo of the mp3 in the program.

im looking for some software for mac that you can change the tempo of tracks to match up to eachother, preferably free. i cant find anything as of know so im turning to ns for help.

fanks
Jul 25 2009 1:27PM
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JuliusJ
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i want to know too. i have a mac and nothing seems to work well on it.
Jul 25 2009 2:06PM
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Goku
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wave pad
Jul 25 2009 11:05PM
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JuliusJ
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thanks a ton. its the only thing that has worked.
Jul 25 2009 11:32PM
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Goku
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no prob
Jul 25 2009 11:33PM
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chapz
Posts: 10182 - Karma: 66
torrent these:

adobe audition
ableton live 8

and use audacity for seperating vocals from the song
Jul 25 2009 11:53PM
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chuck_B
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how do you seperate vocal in audacity??
Oct 26 2009 8:04PM
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special_k10101
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threads.
waiting for an answer
i'm curious.
although there are tons and tons of acapellas and instrumentals on jamglue.com for free if you've got an account.
Oct 26 2009 8:26PM
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chapz
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hey guys. ok well, the vocal removing technique using audacity is supoer sketchy, and works if youre lucky, or if the singer sings in mostly one speaker ahah.

ok so, open a song. then, click on the left area,where the little down arrow is, near where it says 44100 hz or whatever. clicking it should make it a darker gray. anyways, click that arrow, and click split stereo track. you show now have two channels, aka two waveforms, instead of the ONE you had previously. next, go to effect>invert. and let the track invert. after it inverts, right click the gray area for both of the waves, and set BOTH to mono. in other words, each of them is set to either rright or left channel. you want both to be at mono. click play and see what happens! the majority of times, youll notice a slight change, if thats the case, go to effect and amplify. set it at a negative dB reading and play it. keep fooling around with amplify to see if you end up with an instrumental! pm for further help or whatever.
Oct 26 2009 11:53PM
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