I am an amateur tenor. I have mp3 files of piano accompaniment. I would like to record my song with these mp3 files. Is it possible with presonous kit? Is it possible to load my mp3 accompaniment files into studio one software directly?
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Try downloading a converter program. Convert your mp3s to .wav format then import.
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Your best bet would be to record your backing track into the Tascam (you have 8 tracks to use), then add a mike and record into a different track. The. Tascam has an equalizer so you can adjust the spund of your vpice as desired. Great little device. I wasted two years buying one software package after another to use on my computer and none of them were worth a toot. I love the Tascam for its ease and portability. The learning curve is moderate but the manual is very good at walking your through the process of making a master track (wav file) which can then be uploaded onto your computer. I downloaded another free software to change the wav file into an mp3. You'll love the Tascam onvce you are used to using it.
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If you want to record separate tracks, you'll either need two mics (in which case you'll probably want dynamic rather than condenser) to record both at the same time, or you'll need to record one track at a time (record the piano, then listen back and record the vocals over or vice versa). Don't know how well this will do for piano, but it's great for vocals. Hardware wise, you'll need some way to convert the mic's XLR output to a digital one (usb or firewire most likely), you can either get a straight converter or a mixer (the m audio mobile pre is a decent choice).
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Hi Ted, no I don't think so - but the loops you save on the sd card can easily be dragged into ableton (which is the one I use), if you record even with a metronome, it means that the loop lengths are all the same and easy to work with. There is an additional help download from line6 which tells you how to record and save individual layers so that everything syncs well.The alternative is something like the peavey vypyrs, even the bottom end ones have a pc out so you can use it as an interface with your guitar (they also bundle revalver with it, which is good quality software). Hope that helps - if not, ask again, I'm very happy to try and help. Hi Ted, no I don't think so - but the loops you save on the sd card can easily be dragged into ableton (which is the one I use), if you record even with a metronome, it means that the loop lengths are all the same and easy to work with. There is an additional help download from line6 which tells you how to record and save individual layers so that everything syncs well.The alternative is something like the peavey vypyrs, even the bottom end ones have a pc out so you can use it as an interface with your guitar (they also bundle revalver with it, which is good quality software). Hope... » Read More Hi Ted, no I don't think so - but the loops you save on the sd card can easily be dragged into ableton (which is the one I use), if you record even with a metronome, it means that the loop lengths are all the same and easy to work with. There is an additional help download from line6 which tells you how to record and save individual layers so that everything syncs well.The alternative is something like the peavey vypyrs, even the bottom end ones have a pc out so you can use it as an interface with your guitar (they also bundle revalver with it, which is good quality software). Hope that helps - if not, ask again, I'm very happy to try and help. « Show Less
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I did not know you could do audio recordings. As for other songs I plug it in to my computer and add the mp3s. You should have something pop up asking you whatbubwant to do once you plug it in to your computer. Use the open folder then drag and drop the song u want. You can but mo3 sings from amazon.
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Yes. There are some great MP3 audio and voice editing software available that can be used to create your own MP3 files. Some examples are Audacity and NCH software (Wavepad sound editor, Switch sound converter, etc.). Use them to create your own MP3 files, then load them on a flash drive and plug into the Grace Audio unit. For best audio quality, you may need to modify the files to match the sampling rate and other parameters of the codec being used with your phone or PBX system. Also, verify that any music used in your system is royalty free, otherwise you will be required by law to pay royalty. Yes. There are some great MP3 audio and voice editing software available that can be used to create your own MP3 files. Some examples are Audacity and NCH software (Wavepad sound editor, Switch sound converter, etc.). Use them to create your own MP3 files, then load them on a flash drive and plug into the Grace Audio unit. For best audio quality, you may need to modify the files to match the sampling rate and other parameters of the codec being used with your phone or PBX system. Also, verify that any music used in your system is royalty free, otherwise you will be required by law to pay... » Read More Yes. There are some great MP3 audio and voice editing software available that can be used to create your own MP3 files. Some examples are Audacity and NCH software (Wavepad sound editor, Switch sound converter, etc.). Use them to create your own MP3 files, then load them on a flash drive and plug into the Grace Audio unit. For best audio quality, you may need to modify the files to match the sampling rate and other parameters of the codec being used with your phone or PBX system. Also, verify that any music used in your system is royalty free, otherwise you will be required by law to pay royalty. « Show Less
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I think you must to ask directly to the software house, I use the Cubase which licence is included.
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You will only be able to record a mix of your tracks if you are using the djuiced software. You will not be able see the mix in your music files (In computer not software)
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Are you trying to record your voice to a prerecorded karaoke? Or you already recorded instruments and now wanna record vocal?
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No, there's no software supplied with the device, you need to use 3rd party software. I use the free and excellent software Audacity, available for download at http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/windows. When I installed Audacity I had to solve some setup issues, but finally succeeded after googling error messages and trying various settings. You also need to learn couple of basics in using the software if you're not already familiar with it.
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I haven't tried recording with the keyboard software, what I do is connect the keyboard to my computer via a midi to USB and I record straight to the computer, I use garage band and a Steinway piano software too. Good luck!
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The answer is yes and no. I went through the manual and found no convention to play to of the pre-recorded sound together. The would only be a way if you actually recorded the sounds together as a wav file and used the download method to install. It does have great, realistic sound and some neat tricks like " FoxBANG" and recall (to the previous call & setting. Great lightweight call which works for me.
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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.
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You can use an SD card at least. I think it has it's own sound formatting, but I haven't gotten into that at all yet. I believe though, that you can only play songs that you recorded from the piano onto the SD card. You can directly into your computer via USB, but we haven't done that either, so I don't know what you can do with it if anything. We do record songs onto the on-board hard drive to replay, but it only accepts one at a time--as soon as you record a new song, the old one is written over. I am sorry I don't know more, we use this piano mostly for playing, not as much for recording or playback. You can use an SD card at least. I think it has it's own sound formatting, but I haven't gotten into that at all yet. I believe though, that you can only play songs that you recorded from the piano onto the SD card. You can directly into your computer via USB, but we haven't done that either, so I don't know what you can do with it if anything. We do record songs onto the on-board hard drive to replay, but it only accepts one at a time--as soon as you record a new song, the old one is written over. I am sorry I don't know more, we use this piano mostly for playing, not as much for recording... » Read More You can use an SD card at least. I think it has it's own sound formatting, but I haven't gotten into that at all yet. I believe though, that you can only play songs that you recorded from the piano onto the SD card. You can directly into your computer via USB, but we haven't done that either, so I don't know what you can do with it if anything. We do record songs onto the on-board hard drive to replay, but it only accepts one at a time--as soon as you record a new song, the old one is written over. I am sorry I don't know more, we use this piano mostly for playing, not as much for recording or playback. « Show Less
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There is a built-in recording device, although I have not yet used it. In addition, the USB connects to a computer, and there is software included for recording to a computer. I simply have not had time yet to use these features. I'm old-school and transcribe melody by hand!
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there are no USB ports or anything that would let you transfer your recordings onto your computer. The only way you can do that is get the basic Acrobat Audition ... which is a recording software ... play your recorder and then your computer will pick up the sound and can be saved at an MP3. Audition 1.0 is my favorite ... you can sing, talk whatever and it records easy and can be saved. Hope that helps.
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There is a voice recording feature of the MP3 USB device. However, As far as I can tell - I have had several of these, you cannot record from the radio when they play, for instance, your favorite tune. Sorry. I do remember my first Cassette recorder had that capability but this device does not