how do you make a two track mix of a song?
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Anytime you make a stereo recording, it's a two track mix; one track for left, one track for right. In professional recording studios, the "two track" was the name for the reel to reel recorder (usually using 1/2 inch tape) that was used to receive the audio output of the mixing console. The "24 track" would be used to record the drums, bass, keys, and vocals.
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if you right click i think it gives you the option to convert the track. it takes for freakin ever, but it will work. i havent found any other way to do it, except to just not download win formated stuff.
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Hi...If you are talking about wanting a karaoke type of version of your already exsisting music and you want to take, say, Dionne Warwick, off of your track - then it is possible.  However, it is only possible if the song was originally recorded (whether on LP. CD, whatever) on more than one track.  In other words, if the vocals are on a separate track already, then there are machines that can separate them but they are expensive and usually only accessible through a high-tech recording studio.  Hope that helped! JF
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you can do it in iTunes.  when you have the song in your library, just right click on it and choose like song info or something.  then just look through the menu, and there should be a start and end time.  it you only want half, put in how long you want the song to play for until it stops.  say if its a 3 minute song, put 1:30  and it will end halfway.
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You can do that, but try not to play them too close together. Sometimes bands' songs all sound the same i.e. Everclear. It worked for them, but its not too talented to do something like that.
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http://www.mixmeister.com/
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When you imported the song into i-tunes it should have offered \nto convert to an aac file.\nTry right clicking the song or songs and then select convert to aac.
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Why copy a song beat for beat?\nHere is a link of sweet drum loops\nfrom classic songs....I've used a few\nfor beats.....All you need is to add your\nown twist.\n\nhttp://www.phatdrumloops.com/old%5Fsite/\n\nThere were some sweet beats back in the day!
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There is a way to produce psudo-karaoke tracks from mp3 files but their quality leaves a lot to be desired.  All that is required to do this is multitrack recording software.\n\nIt is not possible to make a "minus-one" track out of an mp3 file because this refers to a particular mixdown that was done from the orignal multitrack recording. Minus-one means that the song was bounced to a two-mix (stereo recording) minus one of the tracks (usually vocals, but can be guitar, keys, or other instrument).\n\n_____________________________________________\nRemoving vocals from a final recording depends on the production methods used on the track as well as your understanding of these methods.\n\nMost lead vocal tracks are in the center of the mix. They can be removed by panning the left and right tracks of the stereo mix to the center and inverting the polarity of one of the tracks. Inverting the polarity of one of the tracks will cause cancellation of anything that is common between both tracks. This can be done with most multitrack recording software.\n\nSince the vocals are in the center of the mix they are equally common between both channels and will be cancelled. However, other instruments that are common between the left and right channels will also be canceled. Most commonly this will include the bass and kick drum and result in reduced low frequency response. Another downfall of removing vocals with this method is the fact that you loose all stereo information and end up with a mono file.
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put it in upside down! lol\n\nseriously, I dunno if it can be done from CD without expensive specialist decks, but if you rip a track to mp3 (or other format), most sound editors have a facility to reverse the track - I use soundforge, but free sound editing software is available. If you want to play it from CD, you could burn the reversed track(s) to a CD.
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There's a free tool named Audacity that you can use to record full songs with. http://audacity.sourceforge.net\n\nIf you want to make these songs into MP3's using Audacity, you must also install a tool named LAME MP3 Encoder:\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq?s=install&item=lame-mp3
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have you checked in the - Help - section of audacity? it should give you step by step info on how to cut / trim a song/file
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MASH-UP\n\nUSE ABLETON
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Try Audacity. It's free and it will be easy to trim/clip songs.
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use nero and tick the normalise all tracks box
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Use Video editing software (MS Movie Maker, Adobe Premire, etc) to rip out the auto track of your video.  You can not just 'rip' music into a midi.  Midi files are not digital (like a WAV or an MP3)
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Musicmatch Jukebox.  \nFile >>\nConvert Files