exoticices
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I have become addicated to Audacity. This is the latest - an arrangement of 'Princess of the Streets' by the non-punk punk band, The Strangles IV.
https://soundcloud.com/exoticices/princess
(It's best with headphones or decent speakers.)
I did the uke track then used that for over-dubbing the vocals and keyboard. I wanted to experiment (mess about) with stereo panning, e.g. having a constant organ sound on one channel with a pulsing (or octave higher) organ sound on the other channel.
Incidentally, I used a Behringer C1 mic for the vocals and was really pleased that it worked! I had previously used it through a Behringer 302 mixing box into the usb port on a Windows laptop and the volume was ridiculously low, to the point of being unusable. The 'net suggested this was a common fault with the mic. However... this time I recorded into the mic/line-in of a Linux laptop and it was perfect! Who would have thought that something would be crap on Windows but perfect on Linux?
https://soundcloud.com/exoticices/princess
(It's best with headphones or decent speakers.)
I did the uke track then used that for over-dubbing the vocals and keyboard. I wanted to experiment (mess about) with stereo panning, e.g. having a constant organ sound on one channel with a pulsing (or octave higher) organ sound on the other channel.
Incidentally, I used a Behringer C1 mic for the vocals and was really pleased that it worked! I had previously used it through a Behringer 302 mixing box into the usb port on a Windows laptop and the volume was ridiculously low, to the point of being unusable. The 'net suggested this was a common fault with the mic. However... this time I recorded into the mic/line-in of a Linux laptop and it was perfect! Who would have thought that something would be crap on Windows but perfect on Linux?