Audacity won't record second track professional#

Slow down a song to help the learning process Import a song and then the inbuilt Audacity effects to change the key of the song – up or down, by semitone, by key or by frequency. Shift the pitch of a song up or down just a little Once you’ve found your ideal audio track, import it into Audacity so you can shorten it and add the all-important fade-out 5.

Audacity won't record second track professional#

If you or your students are creating multimedia projects like videos, podcasts or radio shows, they can sound more professional if you have theme music at the start and end. Create theme music for a video project or a podcast Import all the songs into Audacity, position them correctly, add the cross-fades and export your new version.

Sometimes you need 3 or 4 songs to play one after the other for a school performance, but you’d like there to be a tasteful cross-fade between each song. Create a medley of pop songs that seamlessly fade into one another You can’t even hear where the missing sections should have been! 3. Use Audacity to seamlessly edit out the entire second verse, chorus and bridge. You have a student who is auditioning for a local dance production, but they need a track that is precisely 90 seconds long. Create a music track for a dance routine that is 90 secs long The end result is a tidy, professional-sounding short audio file.

Take an MP3 file, import it into Audacity, chop off the part you don’t need and add an elegant fade-out. Create a very short audio snippet for a presentation, ear-training test or an exam