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Subject:recording vocals Posted by: rencom Date:2/18/2000 7:45:00 AM I am a new ACID user and was looking for feedback on recording vocals in a .wav format. Can this be done in ACID 2.0 or do I need to do it in another application?
Subject:Re: recording vocals Reply by: AlienFarms Date:2/18/2000 9:05:00 PM You can record directly into ACID 2.0 - there is a little red dot on the tool bar for 'Record'. Your sound card will need to have a mic input, or better yet, an 'Audio In' jack. With the 'Audio In' jack, you can use an external mixer to input external sources - mics, tape decks, turntables, or whatever. ACID will create a .wav from your recording. If your sound card is full duplex (will play and record simultaneously) you can record your vocals while listening to the looped music. rick renedo wrote: >>I am a new ACID user and was looking for feedback on >>recording vocals in a .wav format. >>Can this be done in ACID 2.0 or do I need to do it in >>another application?
Subject:Re: recording vocals - another question Reply by: tonyoci Date:3/3/2000 3:51:00 PM If you listen to the music while recording vocals (which I think is necessary) I am getting a loop back echo where the music playing through the speakers is being re recorded through the mike. Any help would be appreciated. T Alien Farms wrote: >>You can record directly into ACID 2.0 - there is a little red dot on >>the tool bar for 'Record'. Your sound card will need to have a mic >>input, or better yet, an 'Audio In' jack. With the 'Audio In' jack, >>you can use an external mixer to input external sources - mics, tape >>decks, turntables, or whatever. >> >>ACID will create a .wav from your recording. If your sound card is >>full duplex (will play and record simultaneously) you can record your >>vocals while listening to the looped music. >> >> >>rick renedo wrote: >>>>I am a new ACID user and was looking for feedback on >>>>recording vocals in a .wav format. >>>>Can this be done in ACID 2.0 or do I need to do it in >>>>another application?
Subject:Re: recording vocals - another question Reply by: Vid_Nut Date:3/21/2000 12:30:00 AM Tony Butterworth wrote: >>If you listen to the music while recording vocals (which I think is >>necessary) I am getting a loop back echo where the music playing >>through the speakers is being re recorded through the mike. >> >>Any help would be appreciated. >> >>T >>Alien Farms wrote: >>>>You can record directly into ACID 2.0 - there is a little red dot >>on >>>>the tool bar for 'Record'. Your sound card will need to have a mic >>>>input, or better yet, an 'Audio In' jack. With the 'Audio In' jack, >>>>you can use an external mixer to input external sources - mics, >>tape >>>>decks, turntables, or whatever. >>>> >>>>ACID will create a .wav from your recording. If your sound card is >>>>full duplex (will play and record simultaneously) you can record >>your >>>>vocals while listening to the looped music. >>>> >>>> >>>>rick renedo wrote: >>>>>>I am a new ACID user and was looking for feedback on >>>>>>recording vocals in a .wav format. >>>>>>Can this be done in ACID 2.0 or do I need to do it in >>>>>>another application? You could listen to the music your adding vocals to thru headphones.I'm pretty sure that would work for you,please email me if this fixed your problem. greyswindir@hotmail.com

Subject:recording vocals

Posted by: rencom

Date:2/18/2000 7:45:00 AM

I am a new ACID user and was looking for feedback on
recording vocals in a .wav format.
Can this be done in ACID 2.0 or do I need to do it in
another application?

Subject:Re: recording vocals

Reply by: AlienFarms

Date:2/18/2000 9:05:00 PM

You can record directly into ACID 2.0 - there is a little red dot on
the tool bar for 'Record'. Your sound card will need to have a mic
input, or better yet, an 'Audio In' jack. With the 'Audio In' jack,
you can use an external mixer to input external sources - mics, tape
decks, turntables, or whatever.

ACID will create a .wav from your recording. If your sound card is
full duplex (will play and record simultaneously) you can record your
vocals while listening to the looped music.

rick renedo wrote:
>>I am a new ACID user and was looking for feedback on
>>recording vocals in a .wav format.
>>Can this be done in ACID 2.0 or do I need to do it in
>>another application?

Subject:Re: recording vocals - another question

Reply by: tonyoci

Date:3/3/2000 3:51:00 PM

If you listen to the music while recording vocals (which I think is
necessary) I am getting a loop back echo where the music playing
through the speakers is being re recorded through the mike.

Any help would be appreciated.

T
Alien Farms wrote:
>>You can record directly into ACID 2.0 - there is a little red dot
on
>>the tool bar for 'Record'. Your sound card will need to have a mic
>>input, or better yet, an 'Audio In' jack. With the 'Audio In' jack,
>>you can use an external mixer to input external sources - mics,
tape
>>decks, turntables, or whatever.
>>
>>ACID will create a .wav from your recording. If your sound card is
>>full duplex (will play and record simultaneously) you can record
your
>>vocals while listening to the looped music.
>>
>>
>>rick renedo wrote:
>>>>I am a new ACID user and was looking for feedback on
>>>>recording vocals in a .wav format.
>>>>Can this be done in ACID 2.0 or do I need to do it in
>>>>another application?

Subject:Re: recording vocals - another question

Reply by: Vid_Nut

Date:3/21/2000 12:30:00 AM

Tony Butterworth wrote:
>>If you listen to the music while recording vocals (which I think is
>>necessary) I am getting a loop back echo where the music playing
>>through the speakers is being re recorded through the mike.
>>
>>Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>>T
>>Alien Farms wrote:
>>>>You can record directly into ACID 2.0 - there is a little red dot
>>on
>>>>the tool bar for 'Record'. Your sound card will need to have a
mic
>>>>input, or better yet, an 'Audio In' jack. With the 'Audio In'
jack,
>>>>you can use an external mixer to input external sources - mics,
>>tape
>>>>decks, turntables, or whatever.
>>>>
>>>>ACID will create a .wav from your recording. If your sound card is
>>>>full duplex (will play and record simultaneously) you can record
>>your
>>>>vocals while listening to the looped music.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>rick renedo wrote:
>>>>>>I am a new ACID user and was looking for feedback on
>>>>>>recording vocals in a .wav format.
>>>>>>Can this be done in ACID 2.0 or do I need to do it in
>>>>>>another application?

You could listen to the music your adding vocals to thru
headphones.I'm pretty sure that would work for you,please email me
if this fixed your problem.
greyswindir@hotmail.com