Understanding how to find the key of a song is an essential skill for new DJs who have not yet trained their ears. Whether you are trying to play along
with a track, remix a song, or transpose a ...
Most new DJs are happy to master the basics like beat matching, but at some point you need to learn a new technique to take it to the next level. This
advanced technique is called harmonic mixing or ...
In the dim light of her home studio, a podcaster leans into the microphone, her voice narrating distant galaxies. As she reviews the recording, her heart
skips a beat - a sharp click interrupts the ...
The music flow in the club never stops for a second. One track flows smoothly into another, the rhythm becomes your pulse, and the melody the breath of
the night. This is how a good mix works. It ...
Imagine you're sitting at the mixing desk, ready to mix. The tracks are loaded, the BPM matches, but something's still not right. The melody of the
first track "doesn't want" to flow into the ...
Your voice is more than a tool - it’s an instrument. Whether you’re delivering a speech, performing on stage, or simply aiming to communicate with clarity
and confidence, mastering the ability ...
Back in the day, when Alvin and the Chipmunks hit cinemas, this voice was the bee's knees. If you want to amuse your friends, it's easy to achieve the
chipmunk effect, but much more difficult to get ...
In musical terminology, the tempo of a composition refers to the speed or pace at which it is performed. It is typically measured in beats per minute
(BPM) and can significantly impact the overall ...
Creating an a appella version of a song serves a variety of purposes and is sought after by singers, DJs, and musicians for a variety of reasons.
Acappella versions are used for vocal and production ...
Any musical composition is made up of many components. The vocals are mixed with the instrumental elements of the song such as drums, guitars and
synthesizers. But sometimes the opposite operation ...
Sharp sounds are unpleasant to most people, and the main irritating factor is not the volume, but their suddenness. Who among you has not flinched
from an unexpected call or music suddenly playing ...
When you're working with long audio files, it's common to represent them as one large file. This lets you apply effects and normalize volume in one go,
then split the file into separate parts. You ...
Audio downsampling is the most popular method of changing the sampling rate. This is easily explained, because this is the easiest way to reduce the
size of an audio file. In the previous article, ...
Higher sampling rates do not always provide benefits in all situations. The size of the audio file is directly proportional to this parameter, while
not everyone will notice the difference in sound ...
Want to know how to get rid of background noise in audio recordings? Here is a simple and highly effective way to remove noise in the WaveCut Audio
Editor. Whether you recorded the audio yourself or ...
The separation of a song into its music and vocals has long been a source of excitement for composers and DJs. It has also fascinated ordinary
people who are used to spending a Saturday night in a ...
I rarely have to search for apps in a hurry, because during a pandemic, a computer with a full set of software is always at my fingertips. Today was a
sunny day and I could not resist going out of ...
First, let's define what normalization is and what is it for? If we use technical terms, it means bringing the sound level in the file to normal values.
It sounds unclear, what are normal levels and ...
Many novice musicians and sound engineers have heard of the "compressor" and its wondrous possibilities. Let's start with the terminology, which is necessary
to learn how to master such effect as a ...
What could be simpler than silence, however, it has some curious applications in sound editing. We will consider three ways of working with silence,
as well as situations when its use is ...
Sometimes we may need to slow down or speed up a song. This comes in handy when learning new moves in dance class or learning a song
on the guitar because the slower speed helps you pick up the ...
Have you ever started a song only halfway through realizing that the melody is too high or too low for you? Maybe it will sound better
for your voice when you sing it a whole step lower. There is an ...
In some cases you may need to edit individual channels of a stereo file or a multichannel audio track.
Most often this is due to different volume levels. The same happens when restoring recordings - ...
Podcasters and musicians usually face the task of combining several audio recordings into one, but for them it is not a problem. For ordinary users who
have already received ready-made MP3 files and ...
Trimming an MP3 file is a fairly common task. Any recording, be it human speech or streaming, always contains silence or extraneous sounds at the
beginning and end. Therefore, podcasters, bolgers ...
What we perceive is sound is a vibration. The motion of air on our eardrums is translated by our brain as speech, m
usic or just noise. Larger motions of air are perceived as louder, faster motions ...
In an ideal world every audio recording would capture sound in its purest form. But reality introduces unwanted distortions – collectively known as
noise – that ruin the listening experience. ...
Transposing a piece of music is all about changing its key. It's not the most tricky part of music theory, but you do need to know about the
different key signatures and modes to get it right. That ...
If you are a musician, quite often you need to slow down your music. Let's say you have a dance program or piece of music you're trying to learn, but
the track is too fast to move your feet or ...