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Couple new raps 1 year 11 months ago #1382701

Original song I made: A cover of Logic - Tetris:	Siren Offline Legendary Member An Old Man Posts: 895 Thanks received: 1137 Karma: 108
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Couple new raps 1 year 11 months ago #1382750

Really well made mate. What do you use to create these?	Chuteuk Offline Community Owner ZARP Owner Posts: 3440 Thanks received: 5058 Karma: 956
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Couple new raps 1 year 11 months ago #1382752

Chuteuk wrote:

Really well made mate. What do you use to create these?

Cheers, before I was using audacity, exporting the track as one file (keeping the instrumental out of it) and then using Premiere Pro to include any art / lyrics and add audio effects to my vocals track. Basically a really scuffed way of mastering and mixing it all.

I've since been using Adobe Audition because the raw recording results are typically cleaner, and that's what I've done to make these 2 raps and maybe one other recent one. And it includes all the audio effect features the same as Premiere. So I can mix the vocals live in a sense, track by track, instead of relying on my final recording before mixing. It's better than Audacity even if they both are limited in comparison to proper recording software. And then it's the same finalisation in Premiere minus all the audio edits. Just subs and an image. I could learn something else and probably will but I'm happy doing it like this for now

Sorry for the long winded reply.

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Couple new raps 1 year 11 months ago #1382763

Siren wrote:

Chuteuk wrote:

Really well made mate. What do you use to create these?

Cheers, before I was using audacity, exporting the track as one file (keeping the instrumental out of it) and then using Premiere Pro to include any art / lyrics and add audio effects to my vocals track. Basically a really scuffed way of mastering and mixing it all.

I've since been using Adobe Audition because the raw recording results are typically cleaner, and that's what I've done to make these 2 raps and maybe one other recent one. And it includes all the audio effect features the same as Premiere. So I can mix the vocals live in a sense, track by track, instead of relying on my final recording before mixing. It's better than Audacity even if they both are limited in comparison to proper recording software. And then it's the same finalisation in Premiere minus all the audio edits. Just subs and an image. I could learn something else and probably will but I'm happy doing it like this for now

Sorry for the long winded reply.

Thanks for the reply mate genuinely nice to have some insight into how recording and mixing a track like that could be done.

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Couple new raps 1 year 11 months ago #1382771

Chuteuk wrote:

Siren wrote:

Chuteuk wrote:

Really well made mate. What do you use to create these?

Cheers, before I was using audacity, exporting the track as one file (keeping the instrumental out of it) and then using Premiere Pro to include any art / lyrics and add audio effects to my vocals track. Basically a really scuffed way of mastering and mixing it all.

I've since been using Adobe Audition because the raw recording results are typically cleaner, and that's what I've done to make these 2 raps and maybe one other recent one. And it includes all the audio effect features the same as Premiere. So I can mix the vocals live in a sense, track by track, instead of relying on my final recording before mixing. It's better than Audacity even if they both are limited in comparison to proper recording software. And then it's the same finalisation in Premiere minus all the audio edits. Just subs and an image. I could learn something else and probably will but I'm happy doing it like this for now

Sorry for the long winded reply.

Thanks for the reply mate genuinely nice to have some insight into how recording and mixing a track like that could be done.

No worries