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And to those criticising my singing/voice; I'm not looking at a career, I just sing for fun and erhaps to do some fun stuff with my pupils, I know I'm not great. :)


Hey, your pitch is good, you're in time, good tone, the words are clear, you sound confident and comfortable with what you're ...

Thank you for all your replies, I will look in to it all and get back with a new raw sample.

And to those criticising my singing/voice; I'm not looking at a career, I just sing for fun and erhaps to do some fun stuff with my pupils, I know I'm not great.

102455 wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 16, 2019 6:46 pm

Martin1977 wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 16, 2019 1:34 am

Why even bother posting?

That's exactly what I thought when I read your post.

If you need to learn how to use Live, read the manual. Don't expect others to do it for you.

This is a forum where you ask questions, you entitled moron.

I recorded a short clip in a loop, to let you know how it sounds.

Sounds weird, right?

https://instaud.io/3pVz


so what exactly is your "pretty good mic"? and where/how are you recording? the mic, mic placement, mic technique and the room are all very important.

it's a bit hard to tell as ...

102455 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 15, 2019 11:13 pm

Perhaps you should try reading the manual?

Why even bother posting?

No clues as to what I need tl change?

How/where do I do that?

Tx for the answer btw.

I recorded a short clip in a loop, to let you know how it sounds.

Sounds weird, right?

https://instaud.io/3pVz

Whenever I import an MP3 track to ableton, it comes out corrupted. It still plays, but the tracks are jerky or "damaged" in some way.

Is it supposed to be that way?

Can't it handle mp3?

I'm now using these effects: "wide stereo", compressed room reverb, edges and less low more mid..


I have heard myself sing "raw" recorded and I don't sound nothing like this.

Alright, thanks lads =)

Thank you. =)

Would still love to get some pointers as to which settings/effects I should use to make it sound like "real life". My voice just sounds weird no matter what I do.

Sadly, that's not a possibility.

So my question remains.

Hello.

I have a pretty good mic and use Focusrite equipment.

I have fiddled around with the settings in Ableton, adding reverb, EQ etc. No matter what I try, my voice sounds nothing like it does on stage or even singing in my bathroom, which has great acoustics.

Are there any special settings and ...