@piterman, cool software and creative mind. I never thought of back track can be develop this way. hmm.. did you consider to develop a software for people who like to sing but not good in singing like me? I love to sing but it always out of tune.(hope you know what i mean). It would be very good if there is an apps which it can helps with our tune ;)
Keep up the good work!!
Thanks! im glad you like the post!
you can use tools like "autotune" or "melodyne", this are softwares that you can use in any program, the logic has its own tool call "Flex". All of this softwares detect your voice track, show you how out of tune you are and then allow you to tune your voice. Be careful, if you tune a lot your voice you gonna sound like a robot hahaha.
I guess I have also seen similar projects where there will be tune in the background and you have to sing, that app then will give you score based on your singing. I guess its called raaga, though I am not 100% sure.
Hey @piterman, thank you for introducing us to a backing track. Your backing track rendition of Everybody wants to rule the world is very good. Your brother played the electric guitar parts and you added the rest? It is very impressive.
And thanks for sharing this:
One of the biggest advantages of using midi instruments is the ability to transpose the track to any key we want quickly
I didn't know that. No wonder midi is still needed. I've always had the impression that midis are an 80s kinda thing.
p.s. cool pic of you with the drumstick up your nose :)
Dude, there's like a drumstick coming out of your nose....
That's pretty cool, I really enjoyed the Mark Lettieri version. The drummer in it was rather good, too.
About how long did it take you to put that track together? Also how many of the instruments were virtual and how many were live? Do you ever take a piano midi feed and transform it to a guitar? I learned how to do banjo rolls on the keys for a recording 20 years ago, they needed a banjo but didn't have one so we just made one with effects and a keyboard...
thanks bro! yes, that is my favorite picture hahaha.
I spent a couple of hours putting all the tracks together because all the instruments but the guitars, are midi instruments that i played with my keyboard; the guitars are %100 reals.
If you have the score of the song, you can do it faster, if you dont have it, you got to listen all the instruments one by one, play them one by one and believe me, that took a lot of time hahaha.
It seemed like it would take a while to put it together, just plugging in a couple of instruments takes me forever. On the bright side, you did get a curie vote for it, which usually helps. Have a great day.
Hi, very interesting topic. I am using open source software like Audacity to make recordings, and Hydrogen to build the drums and I got very good results, so this software would be very good alternative to make good music. Regards!.
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@piterman, cool software and creative mind. I never thought of back track can be develop this way. hmm.. did you consider to develop a software for people who like to sing but not good in singing like me? I love to sing but it always out of tune.(hope you know what i mean). It would be very good if there is an apps which it can helps with our tune ;)
Keep up the good work!!
Thanks! im glad you like the post!
you can use tools like "autotune" or "melodyne", this are softwares that you can use in any program, the logic has its own tool call "Flex". All of this softwares detect your voice track, show you how out of tune you are and then allow you to tune your voice. Be careful, if you tune a lot your voice you gonna sound like a robot hahaha.
Hahahaha thanks on the tips. Ok. let me try that.. hmmm maybe robot sound better than my " special" out of tune voice. hehehe
I guess I have also seen similar projects where there will be tune in the background and you have to sing, that app then will give you score based on your singing. I guess its called raaga, though I am not 100% sure.
yes! there ir many backing tracks like the karaoke ones, where is a melody as a guide to sing alone.
Hey @piterman, thank you for introducing us to a backing track. Your backing track rendition of Everybody wants to rule the world is very good. Your brother played the electric guitar parts and you added the rest? It is very impressive.
And thanks for sharing this:
I didn't know that. No wonder midi is still needed. I've always had the impression that midis are an 80s kinda thing.
p.s. cool pic of you with the drumstick up your nose :)
thank you @marblely ! first i made the midi part and then i recorded the guitars! the midi world its huge!
im glad you like my picture hahaha.
Dude, there's like a drumstick coming out of your nose....
That's pretty cool, I really enjoyed the Mark Lettieri version. The drummer in it was rather good, too.
About how long did it take you to put that track together? Also how many of the instruments were virtual and how many were live? Do you ever take a piano midi feed and transform it to a guitar? I learned how to do banjo rolls on the keys for a recording 20 years ago, they needed a banjo but didn't have one so we just made one with effects and a keyboard...
thanks bro! yes, that is my favorite picture hahaha.
I spent a couple of hours putting all the tracks together because all the instruments but the guitars, are midi instruments that i played with my keyboard; the guitars are %100 reals.
If you have the score of the song, you can do it faster, if you dont have it, you got to listen all the instruments one by one, play them one by one and believe me, that took a lot of time hahaha.
It seemed like it would take a while to put it together, just plugging in a couple of instruments takes me forever. On the bright side, you did get a curie vote for it, which usually helps. Have a great day.
Hi, very interesting topic. I am using open source software like Audacity to make recordings, and Hydrogen to build the drums and I got very good results, so this software would be very good alternative to make good music. Regards!.
thanks! yeah the logic pro x is a great program and its become an profesional standard program to work with
Great post man, i usually get my backing tracks from youtube hahaha
thanks bro! yeah there is a pretty good ones!
NICE POST @piterman,thanks for sharing about backing track.
thanks man!
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thank you so much for the support! im glad you like my post!
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