Highly produced and vocoder-heavy songs are the musical signs of our time, but there's nothing that beats the raw power of an a capella tune. If you want to make a song you recently recorded (or a song you like) a capella, then watch this tutorial.
You'll enlighten your mind and ears with revolutionary new versions of old favorites using a free music editing program called Audacity.
Now YOU can make a song acapella with Audacity!
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3 Comments
It's extremely difficult to hear what you're saying in this tutorial with the background music. As it is, your voice is already a bit distorted.
This is the only tutorial I've found that actually functions to use the vocals rather than remove them, yet it's terribly difficult to understand.
I did everything you said to do in your tutorial, but "inverting" the instrumental did absolutely nothing. Everything still plays as if nothing has been edited. This was supposed 2 be easy, but instead it's frustrating! Help if u can
Hi I have only my own song in my mother tongue - which is bengali - i dont have any music created for it - can acapella help me create and infuse the muisc suitable to my song.
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