nihon94 - Justin (NoTurning) doesn't seem to post here anymore, so I will comment.   What he is talking about here is basic mixing.  It applies to any arrangement, but more so to vocal and instrument tracks that have been recorded live.   The goal is to create a wide and dimensional stereo soundstage.  If you do not do this, most of the vocals and instruments will be "stacked

Wow, my first imperssion is absolutely amazing!! This is so handy and just wonderful tool for making and editing music!!! I have worked with several audio editing tools (Pro Tools included), and I fell in love with Music Maker from the first sight. Music is about creating, not only coping and pasting. Although the latter part works well on Music Maker too. I love the sound of instruments and

Hi SMcQ,   I tried the free trial version first and I specifically wanted the programme for 3d editing, so the free trial will enable you to do that. Also while I think of it, if you do buy it, there is an option in the help tab to download extras, which include all the titling, design features and many other things that will otherwise be missing. It's a big download, but well worth

NOTE* you might need also to set your driver in Magix Music Maker for that refer page 4 of How to connect mircrophone for recording?   steps On computer keyboard click "P" key, it will open Program settings/Audio Midi device,(refer image in the Pdf please) look at left, you will have Driver option, it is better to choose ASIO driver for low latency. Otherwise choose

Great tutorial - things make much more more sense when you see somebody else do it. what program do you use to record your screen ? Thanks for taking time to show us

Thank you for this very useful information! It pretty much covered all my questions regarding mixing/ recording. Your right. Listening too loud makes my ears tire out, making it more difficult to hear the right mix. I've saved a file to guide me in my future projects. Thanks again. Roy

I'm missing something.  How can I record a vocal on this software or can I?

Good stuff!  The sound editor used in the video is called Audacity.  Actually, Music Maker can also convert a stereo file to mono itself.  To convert a stereo file to mono, drag the file to an empty track in the "arranger" area, "solo" only that track, select file/export/audio as wave (or press Alt+W), select the "mono" option and save the file.  Alternatively, Music Maker also has a built-in

I downloaded  asio4all but i  could not fint the "setting" icon you refer to when you open samplitude 14.  Where is it? Is it in the toolbar for a new recording project, or does it come up immediately when you open samplitude 14?

Have followed all suggested however flicker was not eliminated from the finished item, believe VHS tapes were from 16mm film stock. Therefore the flicker cannot be eliminated Majix 14 pro. Have also tried direct conversion from 16mm projected onto a screen then recorded on digital camcorder, same result. Any suggestions for 16 - 8 mm film stock conversion. 

I have the MP3 maker deluxe.  Why doesn't the web radio cut the track id when it starts and put it in a file.  Instead I have a 1 hour long recording.  Does it do this or did I just waste my money?

Why doesn't the program split the mp3 from the radio when the ID tag is present?  That's why I purchased the program not for a full hour of recording!!!