i want to record my voice as a s peach or lecture, then editing and adding music as background, is this the suitable to get excellent product ?
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This program will function to your needs. I know people whom spend a lot of money on DAW software, and expect professional results. The true aspect is what you need and the price you will pay. Samplitude Music Studio is competitive and produces great results....pending on the users experience.
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Great product. You will record and edit voice on one track and add music on another. You can then export the product in most any file type you wish from .wav to .mp3
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I have NOT tried overdubbing - I have only used the ART for recording mono voiceover - I would doubt it, however. This is a very simple USB recording device.
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Yes. You can record the speaker to record your computer's sound, or you can record your narration using a microphone.
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The quality isn't what I would call "Digital Reference". I've used it quite a bit for recording speech for video, and it's suited quite well for that. I haven't had the opportunity to determine it's low end response, so recording bass...thunder, waves crashing or live music might be asking more if this microphone than it was designed for...
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Yes it's pretty good for any type of recording. Once you use it professional. It's a good pretty!!
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This microphone would work perfectly fine for that. What you will want to do, however, is download a free program called Audacity. Audacity will let you record your voice through the mic, and will allow you to export the audio file with any name into a massive variety of formats from .mp3 to WAV file types once you have recorded what you want.
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Build in microphone is OK, but you should use Earphones... otherwise program cannot distinguish between you and itself. By the way, the program is great fun to use. I use it every day and I improved a lot... Georg in Germany.
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Terris, I purchased the software to manage voice recordings made on a Sony digital recorder. Subsequently, I've used an earbud microphone/recorder (Olympus TP-8 Telephone Pick-up Microphone by Olympus) to make recordings of phone calls dealing with detailed instructions of how to handle tax matters. The number of options outside of my needs are numerous. Keeping in mind that I use the software to "edit" voice recordings off of a digital recorder and a couple of technical phone conversations, my guess is that you will have no problems with the software and will be please with it. Beyond this software, Sony has a number of higher end sound products that would allow you to do studio recording quality. Here's my suggestion: buy the software and play with it for ten minutes - record for 5 minutes or so and edit for the remainder of the time. My guess is that you'll be pleased enough to continue using the software. As your understanding of what your needs are and what offerings are available, you can step up. My version predates the current version and is on sale for $24. Spend $24 and give it a spin. What you do not want is to buy a full blown complicated software when you just want to record your book. In summary, I'm pleased since the software more than meets my needs and was very easy to learn to do what I wanted it to do.
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The voice recorder is easy to use. You use the menu button or the scroll wheel to navigate to the 'voice' area. Then you just press record (on the side of the device). I liked the set up better than the items from creative labs. It was much easier to access. The sound quality seems pretty good, when listening to the recording from headphones. I was about 6ft away from my test subject, and I could hear everything nicely. If you are using it in a lecture hall, I would recommend putting it as close to the instructor as possible. I don't think an external mic is possible, but I could be wrong. There is only an input for headphones. I bought it for recording speech samples in people, and I think it'll do that quite well. It sounded much clearer than my tape recorder and was easier than the digital recorder I borrowed from someone.
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If you want to record live audio it would would be good to have, but you don't essentially need it to work the application. You are also able to just program notes into ProTools manually with pre-recorded instruments they give you.
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Absolutely! I'm not sure exactly what software you'd be using, but it can easily be programmed to use a variety of audio samples and sound effects.
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I used it strictly for recording study lessons, and it worked well it is an excellent recorder. you may find what you're looking for at Tmart, and they're having a big sale right now on voice recorders/mp3.
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Honestly, Handyshare is a very simple program that's good for trimming start and end points and for adding reveb effect to a flat sounding recording. Unless your recording conditions are optimal, and they seldom are, I'd recommend going with a decent video editor, especially since you have a 64 bit OS. CyberLink Power Director 9 is fantastic. I'll admit that there's a bit of a learning curve with it but once you get the hang of it you can do just about anything you can imagine to your videos. Try the free (cut down version) trialware and read all the documentation, system requirements and such. It also comes with great tutorials. Don't buy without trying and good luck. Joe
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Yes, I used it to get closer to who was speaking. I filmed a class and took the audio from the professor. It worked very well. The sound is great. Without loss of quality.
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Yes. My husband is a trained sound engineer and musician, and I am a piano/vocalist. We are more than happy with this mic... would be perfect for voice over, or any need for quality recording. Try it! :)
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I've tried several apps that all work well with Mikey but normally I just use "Voice Memos" to record audio and then I can email it to myself for use on my computer where I can import the audio into other software. I use the audio as part of PowerPoint and other presentations.
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I am not sure how well it would turn out. The sound would probably be a bit tinny. When I consider the price, the sound is great. But we only use it to make our school book drop a cool experience :) I have a voice recorded that sounds real enough...................