I know this is a really confusing question and you are probably wondering why I am wondering this, but I am just curious if it's possible? For example, I want one track in the song to play at 120.00 bpm and another one to play at 89.0 This is basically because I have a song I made awhile ago that I...

Ive never have any problem finding it myself these days , and i doubt it helps, but what i do, instead of highlighting a specific part of a audiotrack i just doubleclick the entire thing, when i then click the "audio"-tab its right there.. Dont know if it was worth mentioning, but i seem t...

Appreciate that you took the time to check it out and for the honest feedback :D Im just happy if i get to a place where my vocals are "pleasent" to listen to,lol As far as me maybe rushing..I dont feel like thats the case. One of my goals for 2016 was to stick more to my musical projects ...

All right Robert. Before I listen to this I want to know what tips you tried. lol. -h If serious AHornsby, i guess the ones most relevant for this recording was finding and using the pitch in my voice where i have most controll (as far as hitting notes or close to) and exagurate when singing the vo...

I know im late and i prolly cant shed any more light on this subject, but its a thing im sure most musicians (hobby or serious) have thought about. From my understanding the way to start making money of your music is to get a decent sized fan-base. (Easier said then done of course, as this takes alo...

I am by no means an expert on this, but i figure they are right with that it finds the loudest peak and then makes the entire track same volume. I tend to use "normalize" EVERYTIME i record my electric bass,lol allthough same exact gear and settings i record my guitars, my bass signal alwa...

Okay..Lol! Those of you who has followed my posts knows ive always hated my own voice on record, and that i have struggled finding my "voice" so to speak (in every sense of the word..mixing,recording,singing etc..) I stumbled across a video last week ( cant relocate) that was basically jus...

Robert, For perspective- My own otherwise supportive family doesn't follow or listen to any of my work. I've had to twist arms to get them to listen to one or two examples. Point is, its very much a case of "to each their own" Its my interest, my hobby and my pleasure. I don't really need...

RobertAllen Possibly you’re taking this a little too personally? And it’s understandable, this is your “child”. I used to think reciprocating was the answer, but this forum has a lot of poster just looking for praise/positive feedback and not giving back. Nature of our egos and self-entitlement. Th...

Congratulations on doing this Robert. You've done something I keep putting off over and over again. Nice mix of styles. I relly got the feel of a lot of emotion and soul going into your songs. Thanks for sharing. :) Thanks a million for the compliments and for checking me out and saying something :...

that was pretty cool! And pleasent mix aswell.









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HI, This forum is definitely both for simply sharing your music and for seeking constructive criticism. That's why it's called "User Showcase," instead of "Audio Repair Shop." Greg I was of course reffering to the feedback part, im fully aware its fine to post music here even ju...

Doubt this will help, BUT before i baught my bass i used my guitar to record the bass, and just used the "edit audio" thingy (when you doubleclick on your audiotrack) and pitched it down 6 semitones and just added EQ/reverb etc.. to get the sound i wanted. Might be worth a try? I've tried...

I wouldnt let that bother you Robert. Kind of the nature of the thing I think. Its best to just carry on doing your thing. A couple suggestions that might help a little. You might get better responses if you discuss ONE song at a time instead of collections, and perhaps if you ask some more specifi...

Doubt this will help, BUT before i baught my bass i used my guitar to record the bass, and just used the "edit audio" thingy (when you doubleclick on your audiotrack) and pitched it down 6 semitones and just added EQ/reverb etc.. to get the sound i wanted. Might be worth a try? RobertAllan