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Re: video editing free soft wear

Posted by Muhammad Fahad Maqsood on Thu, 12/18/2003 - 10:01.

: : : : Hallo,
: : : : I am looking video editing (add titles)free softwear.
: : : : Can any one help. Thanks

Plz you send me this softwear. i want to do some thing about ur this softwear.I mean I want to do some movies mixes.
anyway I wait ur this softwear and plz dont send any vairus.

Re: video editing soft wear

Posted by Jason Horton on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 23:59.

: Hallo,
: I am looking video editing (add titles)free softwear.
: Can any one help. Thanks

You didn't say what kind of computer or operating system
you are using so the best advice is to look in the
download area of this site either in the <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/VIDEO_MULTIMEDIA/">VIDEO & MULTIMEDIA</a>
category or by doing a <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/search/">search</a> for <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/cgi/htdig/htsearch.cgi?method=and&format=builtin-long&config=htdig&restrict=%2Fsmm%2Fprograms%2F&exclude=&words=video+editing">video editing</a>

EQ

Posted by paul on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 11:12.

Please tell me "How to EQ guitar chords in the studio.

Awaiting your reply. Thankyou.

Re: EQ

Posted by Rimmer on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 16:31.

You don't eq Chords as much as the guitar itself.

There is no final ruling on Eq'ing anything. Just some areas that you might want to look at. What they are depends on the sound of the guitar, the type of guitar (acoustic Steel strung, Nylon strung, Electic DI's mic'd... the list goes on).

What guitar are you working with, mic's? recording equipment... Amps? anything?

Rimmer

Hitsquad Update 19 July 2002

Posted by Jason Horton - Hitsquad CEO on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 07:43.

I haven't provided a report for the last two weeks due
to suffering from winter bugs down here in Australia so
here's a bit of info on what's been going down...

zZounds.com have become a major new sponsor of this
site and together with their help we are now presenting
a selection of the very best deals they have - and I can
tell you this is proving to be extremely popular with
Hitsquad visitors!

They are also providing a <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/cgi/rd/MS_zzounds_ban1_click/rd.pl/?http://www.zzounds.com/giveaway.music?a=adHSsmmA,1a&r=adHSsmmA,1a">$100,000 Gear For Life Giveaway</a>,
unfortunately I'm not allowed to enter the competition :(

We also have Digidesign sponsoring the <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/MULTITRACK_RECORDING/">Multitrack Recording</a>
area of this site announcing an excellent new way to record
on your PC by using an external console, Digi 002.

eMedia Music are also sponsoring the <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/GUITAR/">Guitar</a> category with a
CD-Rom package that really makes learning and improving your
guitar skills much easier.

We've also been updating the <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/win95/">Windows download area</a> and are
working our way through more than 2,500 software listings.

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/membersonly/?update">Members</a> have been sent the latest Members Only Newsletter
and CD-Rom which in addition to more than 100 programs also
contains over 70 professional royalty free samples and loops,
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/membersonly/?update">click here to join up</a>.

I can also report that the new feature to receive email
notifications whenever someone replies to a message you leave
in this discussion forum has proved to be very successful
with more people receiving answers to questions and getting
on with making music than we've seen here for quite some time.

If you have any suggestions for further improvements please
post them here.

Until next time...

Jason Horton
Hitsquad CEO

Cheaper Affordable Computers and Parts

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Re: Hitsquad Update 19 July 2002

Posted by Rimmer on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 09:53.

I think the Email notification has made a world of difference. I suspect not everyone clicks the notification box (to the own detriment) but the ones that do seem to come back. It makes sorting through the mails that have been replied to much easier for the likes of me.

Good job..!!

Rimmer

sw software for singers

Posted by andrew joseph on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 05:52.

Does anyone know of any programs where you dont need to play an instrument to compose your songs? I see a lot of great stuff like Jammer but you have to punch in chords. Is there something where you can punch in keys for the song and changes? Is there something where you can sing or hum into a mike and it can convert it or compose around it? I remember seeing something called a Melody Maestro in a 1998 Music-in-Motion catalog, but I cant find it anywhere now. Thanks. Please advise.

Re: did you try FlexiMusic?

Posted by John on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 06:36.

Just now i answered to another question "Good Drum Tracks Possible? by Shane" same goes for you too.

Try www.fleximusic.com and choose one.

Re: did you try FlexiMusic?

Posted by andrew jhoseph on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 17:46.

: Just now i answered to another question "Good Drum Tracks Possible? by Shane" same goes for you too.

: Try www.fleximusic.com and choose one.

Thanks John. Fleximusic looks like the ticket. Magix looks great too.

Re: did you try FlexiMusic?

Posted by andrew jhoseph on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 17:45.

: Just now i answered to another question "Good Drum Tracks Possible? by Shane" same goes for you too.

: Try www.fleximusic.com and choose one.

Thanks John. Fleximusic looks like the ticket. Magix looks great too.

Did you consider to quit spamming this board?

Posted by Jarjar on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 12:15.

: Just now i answered to another question "Good Drum Tracks Possible? by Shane" same goes for you too.

: Try www.fleximusic.com and choose one.

Re: Did you consider to quit spamming this board?

Posted by greedy feester on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 15:19.

: : Just now i answered to another question "Good Drum Tracks Possible? by Shane" same goes for you too.

: : Try www.fleximusic.com and choose one.

JakJak: whats the frequency kenneth?

mp3's & dvd players

Posted by MrCrowley on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 05:14.

mp3's & dvd players

This popular thread has been given its own page : mp3's & dvd players

problem with my musictime software

Posted by boghrat sadeghan on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 03:35.

i have problem with my musictime software that i puchased from your company please help me to solve it my problem is every time i write any music and try toenter the font part or write palette it closes the program on me and i get so frostrated !! please let me know how can you help me thanks

Re: an old friend!

Posted by khatereh on Wed, 01/28/2004 - 09:53.

:Dear Boghrat
Can you remember me?we were toghether in music center 20 years ago!
Would you like to write an email to me? so you have my email adress now.
best whishes
khatereh.

Another member

Posted by Raven on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 02:30.

Some friends want to start an all girl pop group. We may nee another member. Email me if u r interested and i will send u the info.

Re: Another member

Posted by inkbutterfly on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 03:11.

try musiciansavailable.com by these guys

: Some friends want to start an all girl pop group. We may nee another member. Email me if u r interested and i will send u the info.

Good Drum Tracks Possible?

Posted by Shane on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 01:34.

Hey! I need some help. Can anyone recommend a good program or technique for creating good drum tracks that don't cater so much for the dance genre. Any good rock, jazz, pop drum machine programs? I've tried Fruity Loopz, Virtual Drum Machine, and other programs but all seem to be dance focussed.
Cheers

Try FlexiMusic

Posted by John on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 06:31.

go to www.FlexiMusic.com choose which one you want

MIDI Tracks

Posted by Drew Castalia on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 01:28.

I'm using Micrologic AV by Emagic, and need to find a way to record a single sequence on one track and then change the instrument for a second recording on a separate track without changing the sound of the first.
Is there a way to lock instrument data on a particular track? I don't know where to start looking for answers other than here.

Thanks already,
-Drew C.

Re: MIDI Tracks

Posted by Rimmer on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 09:40.

I don't see the sense in what you are saying. Are you recording Midi or Audio? Where are the instruments coming from?

If it's audio, then all you need to do is create a new Audio track. If it's midi, then just create a new midi track.

Rimmer

latency on cubase vst

Posted by alex wingham on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 22:40.

when i record into my computer there is a latency in hearing what you are playing how can i overcome this? it is driving me mad and i need help cheers alex xxx

Re: latency on cubase vst

Posted by Eric Faust on Wed, 08/27/2003 - 13:22.

: I have the same problem.... I need help too as soon as i have an answer I will let you know...
: when i record into my computer there is a latency in hearing what you are playing how can i overcome this? it is driving me mad and i need help cheers alex xxx

Drill writting programs

Posted by Christy Matthews on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 17:49.

Can you help me locate drill writting programs for marching bands. Something reasonalbe and user friendly

Re: Drill writting programs

Posted by Allison Kling on Fri, 11/28/2003 - 13:53.

: Can you help me locate drill writting programs for marching bands. Something reasonalbe and user friendly
becasue i am using it for my senior project and i thought this would be cheap. I would appreciate it. Thank you Allison Kling

How do you remove certain instruments from the song?

Posted by Becca Miller on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 17:41.

Is it possible to reove just the lead guitar or bass guitar part? If so please tell me if there is any download software that will do this and also remove voice?

Re: How do you remove certain instruments from the song?

Posted by Nigel on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 22:05.

You can sometimes <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/1349/">remove the voice</a> but forget the rest!

: Is it possible to reove just the lead guitar or bass guitar part? If so please tell me if there is any download software that will do this and also remove voice?

How do you remove certain instruments from the song?

Posted by Becca Miller on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 17:41.

Is it possible to reove just the lead guitar or bass guitar part? If so please tell me if there is any download software that will do this and also remove voice?

Re: How do you remove certain instruments from the song?

Posted by Rimmer on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 18:43.

ImPoSiBlE, at this time...

Rimmer

guitar extracting

Posted by caffrey on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 16:53.

If anyone knows how to extract the guitar track from a mp3 please email me!!

Re: guitar extracting

Posted by _Z_ on Mon, 07/29/2002 - 21:31.

: If anyone knows how to extract the guitar track from a mp3 please email me!!
---------------------------------
Check out Sound mixers at:

Re: guitar extracting

Posted by Rimmer on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 17:34.

You can't..

Rimmer

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR REAKTOR MANUAL?

Posted by THE DUDE on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 15:58.

A REAKTOR User Guide can be found at---- www.nativeinstruments.co.uk at a price of 29.99 UIROS

The REAKTOR 3 USER GUIDE enables both newcomers and experienced users to make the most of Reaktor. The Author Len Sasso has put together a guide which introduces the reader to all important REAKTOR topics: Installation and system configuration, synthesizer basics and advanced synthesis, samples in REAKTOR, sequencing, audio processing and effects. The book also contains a CD-ROM featuring all REAKTOR ensembles and instruments described in the book plus 57 audio tracks.
Dont bother looking for a manual you wont find one dude.

software

Posted by Ron Desideri on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 15:11.

I'm searching for software that will transcribe recorded music into guitar tab Thanks for any help

Re: software

Posted by Nigel on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 22:00.

There's a <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/NOTATION/">notation section</a> on this site with software such as this in it.

: I'm searching for software that will transcribe recorded music into guitar tab Thanks for any help

Special noise wave it creates..

Posted by John on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 14:29.

I just tried the FlexiMusic Wave Editor http://www.fleximusic.com/waveditor/overview.htm . It creates some special noise and asks me to add equalizer effect to it. Can some one explain how to proceed in this.

I find this software piece so cheap with wonderful features. I wish to buy it before that, can i get some help?

Thanx
john

See here:
http://www.fleximusic.com/waveditor/overview.htm

Re: Special noise wave it creates..

Posted by _Z_ on Mon, 07/29/2002 - 21:45.

well, I suggest u use "Acoustica audio mixer"
its more reliable than any other software, in addition to that its easier to use!
You can get it or check out other software at:

RioPort Audio Manager 3.2

Posted by Chris on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 12:44.

RioPort Audio Manager 3.2

This popular thread has been given its own page : RioPort Audio Manager 3.2

Midi file format converter

Posted by Betty Glancey on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 12:01.

I have windows XP. I use Print Music 2001 to write my own music on my computer. I need to convert the midi file to a MP3 file, ware or window audio file. Can you help me as to where I can get this softwear

Re: Midi file format converter

Posted by stanly on Tue, 12/02/2003 - 19:20.

:
: I have windows XP. I use media libriary to write my own music on my computer. I need to convert the midi file to a MP3 file, ware or window audio file. Can you help me as to where I can get this softwear

How do i convert a karaoke to a midi file

Posted by Cloclo on Mon, 09/15/2003 - 06:58.

:
: I have windows XP. I use Print Music 2001 to write my own music on my computer. I need to convert the midi file to a MP3 file, ware or window audio file. Can you help me as to where I can get this softwear

How do I change a midi file to a mp3 file?

Posted by Andrew Clarke on Tue, 07/23/2002 - 17:21.

I would like to change a midi file into a mp3 file using cakewalk or cubase software in order to put my music onto a CD using Windows Media Player.

Thanks

Andy

Re: Midi file format converter

Posted by Rimmer on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 17:25.

It's down to the application itself. Does it let you 'Export' Audio??

If it's midi only, then you need to get the midi information you have made to play a Midi instrument(s) and record the audio from there. Midi has nothing to do with Audio at all.

Rimmer

Free Music

Posted by Keith Walsh on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 11:12.

Hi folks,
for whoever might like to hear it.....
I have put up some of our music on the internet at MP3.com
It's free to download and/or Stream..

I hope you like it.
Regards,
Keith Walsh
www.mp3.com/WickerMusic

PS
Sorry about the shameless self-promotion.

Free Online Piano Lessons (theory, techniques, tips, principles)

Posted by jg on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 06:33.

From: http://www.hearandplay.com

Just wanted to inform everyone about HearandPlay.com's Updates to the site. There are over 60 free online lessons, a 10-day course, and several resources and tools.

Visit: http://www.hearandplay.com

(Below is a list of some of the topics covered on the website)

Thank you,
www.Hearandplay.com

----------------------------
Chords. The topics include:

Major Triads

Minor Triads

Major Seventh Chords

Minor Seventh Chords

Dominant Seventh Chords

Major Sixth Chords

Minor Sixth Chords

Diminished Seventh Chords

Half Diminished Seventh Chords / Minor Seventh with Lowered 5th Chords

Major Ninth Chords

Minor Ninth Chords

Dominant Ninth Chords

Major Eleventh Chords

Minor Eleventh Chords

Dominant Eleventh Chords

Major Thirteenth Chords

Minor Thirteenth Chords

Dominant Thirteenth Chords

.... and several altered chords like ...

C7 (-9)

D11 (+9)

Bb13 (-9 +11)

Music Theory
Are you familiar with the terms Aeolian mode, Phrygian mode, Tonic, and Submediant? How about major thirds, minor thirds, perfect fifths, octaves, unison intervals, minor sixths, major sevenths, and terms like that? The topics include:

Sight Reading Techniques

Techniques like "Circle of Fifths"

Scale Degree Principles like Tonic, Supertonic, & Mediant scale names

Modal Theory such as Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian ... and the list goes on!

Chord construction (Example: I Major Triad + bVii Major Triad = Dominant Eleventh Chord) ... learn tons of little tricks & secrets ....

Ear-Theory Principles & Techniques

Chord Family Principles ---- Dominant Preparation chords, Secondary Dominant and Diminished Chords

Harmonic Direction Principles

Chord Inversions such as root, first, second, and third inversions

Chord Alteration Principles

Chord Harmonization Principles

Upper & Lower Neighboring & passing tones

Chord Tone recognition techniques & secrets

Listening Techniques (once you've learned a song)

Hymns
Our award winning four-step technique will take you through several hymns like Amazing Grace, "O Come, Let Us Adore Thee", "Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee" and more! You will learn how to take the melody of a hymn and create chords to accompany it. This process has been used by thousands of our students with a countless number of hymns, choral arrangements, anthems, and more. The best part about these these techniques is that they are universal --- which means that you can use them to play virtually any song you want ...

Step-by-Step Instructions

Sound files to accompany every song (over 300)

Both sight reading and ear training exercises for every hymn

Chord Alteration exercises

Listening techniques

Chord Progressions
Do you know what a 2-5-1 or "3-6-2-5-1" progression is? Or perhaps the famous 12-bar Blues Chord Progression? At Hearandplay.com, you will not only learn how to play gospel, blues, and jazz progressions, but how to recognize them in songs. In addition, you will learn the simple techniques to playing these progressions, hymns, and songs in all 12 major keys! ... Enjoy learning:

The famous "2-5-1" Chord Progression

I - IV - I - V - I Chord Progressions

I - IV - V - IV - I Chord Progressions

Techniques behind the famous "5-->1" progression

I --> IV, I --> V Chord Progressions

"Circle of Fifths" Chord Exercises

Major and Minor Chord Progressions

"6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

"3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

"7 - 3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

Gospel Chord Progressions ... ranging from "up-tempo praise" chord Progressions to "worship-oriented" chord progressions

Various Blues Progressions ... 12-bar, seventh chords, diminished chords ... and others

Jazz Chord Progressions ... using dominant ninth, eleventh and thirteenth chords

Study the different types of Root Progressions ... ... closing, opening, circular and other types of progressions

Study how chord tones and scale degrees relate to each other [which chord progressions are most likely to be compatible ...]

Learn various "turn-around" progressions [used in gospel music]

Check out the website at: http://www.hearandplay.com

<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">From: http://www.hearandplay.com

Just wanted to inform everyone about HearandPlay.com's Updates to the site. There are over 60 free online lessons, a 10-day course, and several resources and tools.

Visit: http://www.hearandplay.com

(Below is a list of some of the topics covered on the website)

Thank you,
www.Hearandplay.com

----------------------------
Chords. The topics include:

Major Triads

Minor Triads

Major Seventh Chords

Minor Seventh Chords

Dominant Seventh Chords

Major Sixth Chords

Minor Sixth Chords

Diminished Seventh Chords

Half Diminished Seventh Chords / Minor Seventh with Lowered 5th Chords

Major Ninth Chords

Minor Ninth Chords

Dominant Ninth Chords

Major Eleventh Chords

Minor Eleventh Chords

Dominant Eleventh Chords

Major Thirteenth Chords

Minor Thirteenth Chords

Dominant Thirteenth Chords

.... and several altered chords like ...

C7 (-9)

D11 (+9)

Bb13 (-9 +11)

Music Theory
Are you familiar with the terms Aeolian mode, Phrygian mode, Tonic, and Submediant? How about major thirds, minor thirds, perfect fifths, octaves, unison intervals, minor sixths, major sevenths, and terms like that? The topics include:

Sight Reading Techniques

Techniques like "Circle of Fifths"

Scale Degree Principles like Tonic, Supertonic, & Mediant scale names

Modal Theory such as Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian ... and the list goes on!

Chord construction (Example: I Major Triad + bVii Major Triad = Dominant Eleventh Chord) ... learn tons of little tricks & secrets ....

Ear-Theory Principles & Techniques

Chord Family Principles ---- Dominant Preparation chords, Secondary Dominant and Diminished Chords

Harmonic Direction Principles

Chord Inversions such as root, first, second, and third inversions

Chord Alteration Principles

Chord Harmonization Principles

Upper & Lower Neighboring & passing tones

Chord Tone recognition techniques & secrets

Listening Techniques (once you've learned a song)

Hymns
Our award winning four-step technique will take you through several hymns like Amazing Grace, "O Come, Let Us Adore Thee", "Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee" and more! You will learn how to take the melody of a hymn and create chords to accompany it. This process has been used by thousands of our students with a countless number of hymns, choral arrangements, anthems, and more. The best part about these these techniques is that they are universal --- which means that you can use them to play virtually any song you want ...

Step-by-Step Instructions

Sound files to accompany every song (over 300)

Both sight reading and ear training exercises for every hymn

Chord Alteration exercises

Listening techniques

Chord Progressions
Do you know what a 2-5-1 or "3-6-2-5-1" progression is? Or perhaps the famous 12-bar Blues Chord Progression? At Hearandplay.com, you will not only learn how to play gospel, blues, and jazz progressions, but how to recognize them in songs. In addition, you will learn the simple techniques to playing these progressions, hymns, and songs in all 12 major keys! ... Enjoy learning:

The famous "2-5-1" Chord Progression

I - IV - I - V - I Chord Progressions

I - IV - V - IV - I Chord Progressions

Techniques behind the famous "5-->1" progression

I --> IV, I --> V Chord Progressions

"Circle of Fifths" Chord Exercises

Major and Minor Chord Progressions

"6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

"3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

"7 - 3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

Gospel Chord Progressions ... ranging from "up-tempo praise" chord Progressions to "worship-oriented" chord progressions

Various Blues Progressions ... 12-bar, seventh chords, diminished chords ... and others

Jazz Chord Progressions ... using dominant ninth, eleventh and thirteenth chords

Study the different types of Root Progressions ... ... closing, opening, circular and other types of progressions

Study how chord tones and scale degrees relate to each other [which chord progressions are most likely to be compatible ...]

Learn various "turn-around" progressions [used in gospel music]

Check out the website at: http://www.hearandplay.com

Reason Software?

Posted by Peter Nixon on Wed, 07/17/2002 - 23:16.

I would like to create music on my computer using existing sound loops and maybe a keyboard. I would like to purchase Propellarheads Reason software, but I was wondering if there is any better choices. I downloaded the Reason demo and it looks very complex. I think it would take me forever to learn it (not having any mixing experience). I'm willing to try to learn it, but somebody might have a suggestion of a simpler or cheaper program that does similar things.
Thanks for your help!

Re: Reason Software?

Posted by nick on Thu, 07/10/2003 - 05:36.

basically there are simpler programs that do way less...its up to you with how far u want to go with your music. reason has it all. nothing else like it.

: I would like to create music on my computer using existing sound loops and maybe a keyboard. I would like to purchase Propellarheads Reason software, but I was wondering if there is any better choices. I downloaded the Reason demo and it looks very complex. I think it would take me forever to learn it (not having any mixing experience). I'm willing to try to learn it, but somebody might have a suggestion of a simpler or cheaper program that does similar things.
: Thanks for your help!

Get better software at WWW.CDBURNER.CA

Posted by _Z_ on Mon, 07/29/2002 - 21:49.

checkout this site for more choices.

Re: Reason Software?

Posted by Peter Nixon on Thu, 07/18/2002 - 16:03.

Thanks John and Nigel for your suggestion. Those both look like great programs. However I forgot to mention that I have a Mac, and it looks like those only work on a PC. Any more ideas for the Mac?
Thanks,
Pete

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