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B
EACH
S
YSTEMS
Now I’ll merge all of these tracks to one track. Then repeat the entire
process again.
Once I do that I have two tracks, each containing 4 vocal parts (total of 8).
I’ll pan them hard right and left to get a nice stereo spread, then copy and
paste the new background vocals into each chorus section in the song.
This renders a big sounding background vocal part with only a fraction of
the time spent, because I didn’t have to keep repeating the chorus part for
the whole song for 8 different tracks!
L
EAD
G
UITAR
The song is nearly done. The lead guitar track is the last part needed.
Once I lay down the track I can add a flanging effect and a short delay,
once again using the digital delay transform.
M
IXDOWN
Now that my song is pretty much complete, I’ll spend some time adjusting
the relative volume levels of each track and tweak the pan settings to get
a nice stereo image in my mix. Once this mix is complete I’ll want to
“mixdown” to a two-track stereo recording. The Home Studio provides a
number of mixdown options.
Export Wave Mixdown
The Export Wave feature in Digital Orchestrator Pro will create a digital
mixdown by merging all of the tracks in your composition. It takes into
account your volume and pan settings so your mix sounds just like the
multi-track playback.
If you had MIDI tracks in your composition you’ll need to record them as
digital tracks first so they can be included in the mixdown. This is easily
accomplished by setting up Digital Orchestrator to record two track
stereo, muting the existing digital tracks and recording the MIDI parts as
digital audio tracks.
Now that you have a WAV file mixdown you can create an audio CD with
a CD Recordable drive or convert the file to a web ready format and post
it on the internet.