Can you sell your music if you use the sound clips included (and don't edit them)?
2087023
They are samples you purchased so there shouldnt be a problem with selling your CREATIONS. The new added pieces you put with the samples would be considered a new creation.
2087024
I honestly don't know as I write my own music. But my guess would be they probably have copyright protection.
549118
In my case the equipment is not of good quality, without changing the songs do not have very good audio.
1900737
Yes you can. As long as it is in a supported format that iTunes or quicktime player can play. Converters for this can be found through google most are free.
1216867
Of course you can, you can select your playlist, artist, album, song, play videos too! Thia is nice wire, don't buy the ebay ones, they don't work as well
2042105
If the music/instrumental part and the vocals are on two separate tracks then they could either delete the vocal track or mute it. But all the music I have seen has a right and left channel, for stereo, and the voice with the music are together in it. I don't know of any way to separate the two easily.
53863
You're original footage is perfectly safe and is only copied. The Recorder might be able to pause/play the source, but there is no way it can erase anything from the source.
332505
You can, but I recommend you go with another product. This one cuts the audio quality like heck.
1851199
Yes you can. You you can cut from either end, and put in any section of any tack anywhere within that track, and fade in and out to flow/smooth it all out nicely. I believe you can have multiple tracks also. I have not used it as much as I'd like, but from what I have found you can do almost anything your mind is capable of creating. The biggest problem with the music was the files it "accepts"...WAV and mp3...which my itunes library is not compatible, so I had to burn a playlist of the songs from itunes that I wanted, and rip them back into windows media player as a WAV file and save it to a folder THEN I could use them in Premier, also the photos and video files had to be shrunk down(you are usually working with quite a few at a time) so they don't crash the program, which is easy to do in Photoshop Elements, so buy them both, if you can there are some nice little "tools" that play off of each other, usually they will sell the two at a reduced price. I also bought "The Muvipix.com Guide to Premier Elements"- it is a pretty good book to have as all of Adobe seems to be not so "user friendly". :)
426438
yes you can manipulate samples or beats !!!.... and yes you can chop or cut the beat/sample as well.... and the mpc 2000Xl is older and there is a lot of different updates that you can do on this product.... basicly anything you can do one there, you can do on here and a lot more
1346369
I think so, but if you are making copies of classical music, or something that requires exceptional sound quality, you may not like the results. I made copies of tapes to enter into my ipod and the sound quality if okay
799668
Yes. During setup there are several options presented to you and one of the options is converting your music to mp3 file and where you want to save the files.
877442
An unlimited license as far as I know. I talked to them about sounds, loops and they said all are royalty free and could be copy-written if used as an arrangement, not the individual sounds themselves. So you can write a song with their sounds and profit from it, but if you sell or commercialize an individual loop or sound it's a copy write violation. I used Mixcraft 4 for about 8 years before I stopped recording for awhile. So when I talked to them there was never any mention of a expiration of the license, and the Mixcraft Tech guy was pretty informative. That's all I know, sorry I couldn't give a definite answer, but I'd have to say you could probably use it forever or just upgrade when they do!
223886
You can either export them all as one track or keep them separate. There is even an option to group several but not all. If you keep them apart, you can then insert them into a multi track software program to edit them separately. This is a beautiful thing and works really well if you have the right software. Putting different effects on each track or altering volume or reverb for each. Very nice.
2269698
Yes you can. You can also record it and play it back later, but only on the machine that you recorded it on.
1022736
If it is in MTP mode or Auto Detect (default) then you can use Windows Media Player. If it's in MSC, then you can just drag and drop your music.
279285
i'm pretty sure you can. i didn't have any trouble doing it. but not copy-protected discs or tapes.
1351956
Yes I believe you can. You just need you audio inputs still I believe. The quality Wasn't the best for me. It's ok but not HD.