Ima lantin how to mix music in audacity
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1) Open Audacity and import multiple MP3 files you want to mix. 2) Play the music and use the solo button to select parts you want to keep or remove by highlighting sections and using the delete or fade functions. 3) Adjust the positioning of tracks using the time shift tool and add fades where tracks meet or end to smooth the mixing.
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3. Import background music files and edit the tracks to incorporate music into the podcast.
4. Save the project as an MP3 file, then add pictures using the iTunes interface to create a visual podcast experience for listeners.
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- 1. How to Mix Music Using Audacity
- 3. Open 2 or more mp3 files that you want to mix.
- 4. Go to File -> Import -> Audio
- 5. Go to the location of your files.
- 6. Select your mp3 files.
- 7. Your selected file will be shown.
- 9. Play one music by clicking the ‘Solo’ button.
- 10. The one with the gray color will not be played.
- 11. Listen to your music.
- 12. Decide which part of the music you want to use.
- 13. Remove the part you don’t want to use.
- 14. Highlight the part you want to remove.
- 15. Go to Edit -> Delete
- 16. Use Fade Out.
- 17. Fade Out is use to gradually decrease a sound.
- 18. Highlight small portion of the music.
- 19. Go to Effect -> Fade Out
- 20. Only the portion you select was fade out.
- 21. Listen to your next music.
- 22. Decide again which part you want to use.
- 23. Delete the part you don’t need.
- 25. Use Time Shift Tool.
- 26. Time Shift Tool allows you to change the relative positioning of tracks.
- 27. Select ‘Time Shift Tool’.
- 29. Drag in this direction.
- 30. Use Fade In in the part where the two music meets.
- 31. Fade In is use to gradually increase the sound
- 32. Select small portion of waves.
- 33. Go to Effect -> Fade In
- 34. Use Fade Out at the end of the music.
- 36. Listen to your work.
- 37. Save your work.
- 38. There are two ways to save your work.
- 39. First, save it as a project so you can edit it.
- 40. Go to File -> Save Project As
- 41. Second, save it as an mp3 file.
- 42. Go to File -> Export
- 43. You already have your mixed music. Enjoy!