newtoaudio
New member
Hello!
I haven't been able to uncover anything on the Net that applies to my exact situation, and decided to say "screw it" and just post on a forum!!!
So here's the deal: what I want to do is record a friend of mine singing along with a karaoke background track. Then, I want to mix it/equalize it to where the music volume and tones match up to the volume of my friends voice. i HOPEFULLY will be recording it with a lapel mic; if she decides she doesn't want to do that, she will be using an amplifier speaker for her voice and her phone for the background music, both of which will be coming into MY phone's mic. So... is that doable? is there any way to salvage a recording like that and make it sound nice? I have to find out because she is going to have that recording come hell or highwater, and she's not techy so I'm the one that's been tasked to figure it out.
Any tips and suggestions on it?
I haven't been able to uncover anything on the Net that applies to my exact situation, and decided to say "screw it" and just post on a forum!!!
So here's the deal: what I want to do is record a friend of mine singing along with a karaoke background track. Then, I want to mix it/equalize it to where the music volume and tones match up to the volume of my friends voice. i HOPEFULLY will be recording it with a lapel mic; if she decides she doesn't want to do that, she will be using an amplifier speaker for her voice and her phone for the background music, both of which will be coming into MY phone's mic. So... is that doable? is there any way to salvage a recording like that and make it sound nice? I have to find out because she is going to have that recording come hell or highwater, and she's not techy so I'm the one that's been tasked to figure it out.
Any tips and suggestions on it?