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Hello, I am a music creator and I was wondering if anyone out there had any idea on how I can get the best sound for my music. I add vocals to my music and sometimes it don't come out right. It sounds muffled and/or dull. Any advice that you can give I am thankful for.

Tutorial about the "auto-tune effect" made with MAGIX Music Maker Premium. A very popular effect in music production used by numerous successful artists such as T-Pain or Lil Wayne. More information about the software: http://www.magix.com/us/music-maker/ Try our software for free here: http://www.magix.com/us/free-download/ Get this effect in simple steps: 1. Choose Vocal Sample or

When using Magix Music Maker you might have noticed delay in sound, vocal does not syncronize etc. It is called Latency and how to solve this problem is explained in my Pdf e-book.   Hope it will help you. nihon94

I was trying to use MMM 16 Premium in making of Chopped and screwed Music that was started by DJ Screw in the early 1990s. I can say MMM 16 Premium showed me new ways and I am able to make some as test project. The audio I am sharing is based on two parts, in second part I also have reversed the vocals notice the difference. Here is a detail: Style Hiphop Tracks 1  Bass reversed 2. Drum

Music Maker provides a unique convergence between studio hardware and a home pc... what that means is that many people are now able to record on a more professional level but are not aware of some of the tips and tricks to get the best sound. One of those tips is mic placement. You might hear some of these "Audio Geniuses" praising mic placement like it's the holy grail of recording... they do

Magix makes song writing easy and with professional samples your song can sound great without much need for mixing... that is until you want to add vocals to your track. A trick that pros (and just about every recorded band) use is called vocal overdubbing. Now this takes a lot of practice and patience. If you don't do it right your vocal will sound like a chorus effect and out of sync. To

how to record vocals on music maker?

@tranceful @Jesse-Torres The "Elastic Audio" component was superseded by the more streamlined "Vocal Tune" years ago. You'd still find this in the same manner as "Elastic Audio", e.g. by right-clicking on an audio object to bring up the context menu, and going to the "Pitch & Tempo" sub menu => "Vocal Tune" option. The current hotkey is "S". In the more current product generations that use

hi i have watched your video, really helped me as i like that sound in music, i am a newbe to this and tryin to learn it before jumping in with both feet, how do you get more vocals? my music maker dosnt come with any good vocals? thank you

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

Hi, very impressive method. Thank you for sharing. I am new to MMM 16 Premium and I wonder what you have said(copied below) we can achieve in MMM 16 Premium if so how? or if it is not for MMM 16 Premium then sorry. "Now polish your song by keeping your vocals right in the middle of the stereo field, pan your bass a bit left, your guitar a bit right and add a touch of reverb to your drums to

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