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how do you like, add a guitar part. then add another one in the same song?

someone please answer, i'd really really appreciate it.

Because i want to work on This


Its really rough, and i mess up. I just wanted to get the basic outline of it recorded so I don't forget.

urm, if you have the audacity project files (saved as a data folder and also as a seperate icon that opens in audacity), then you can simple just record over the top :)

ToMaTaN wrote:urm, if you have the audacity project files (saved as a data folder and also as a seperate icon that opens in audacity), then you can simple just record over the top :)

i don't know what that means :( bhut thanks.

i dunno if this will work cuz my audacity doesn't work so i can't test it but try: tracks> add new> audio track

did it work?

theres no tracks button :o

Bullet_For_My_Valenzine wrote:theres no tracks button :o

are you sure?

i like mixcraft better.

Gibsum 41 wrote:

Bullet_For_My_Valenzine wrote:theres no tracks button :o

are you sure?

you want a piece?



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when you've recorded one guitar part, as you have done, you can click anywhere on the first guitar part (ie, the beggining, the middle, the end etc.) and when you click 'play', it will resume from where the marker is.

now, to record over the top, simply open the first guitar part (that awesome riff you had) with audacity, set the place you want to play/record from, and just record over it :)

ToMaTaN wrote:when you've recorded one guitar part, as you have done, you can click anywhere on the first guitar part (ie, the beggining, the middle, the end etc.) and when you click 'play', it will resume from where the marker is.

now, to record over the top, simply open the first guitar part (that awesome riff you had) with audacity, set the place you want to play/record from, and just record over it :)

YES!

thanks a ton man :D :D :D :D

Bullet_For_My_Valenzine wrote: you want a piece?



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i admire your penmanship