I'm using a Apple Powerbook and I'm trying to record a CD in the Powerbook into logic as an audio recording so I can play about with it. Used to be able to do this using Cubase but I'm totally stumped. Tried it using my built in microphone which just records external sound, how do I record a CD? Many thanks in advance if you can help.
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...novice question.... ...after loading a CD audio file in Logi
...novice question....
...after loading a CD audio file in Logic, is there a way of splitting the vocals out of the song without distorting the vocal sound? To ask it another way, how can I take the vocals out of an audio file song in Logic?
Any help would be awesome....
That would be like unbaking a cake to get the flour back. Or be
That would be like unbaking a cake to get the flour back.
Or better yet like trying to extract water from clay
When people do remixes they receive the multitrack sessions from the label.
This I know but......
Do a search there are some things you can do to get close but it's not perfect.
I myself like to get my hands on acapellas and play with them, where can I look? On Google?
Thanks.
I hope I understand this correctly. If you have a song on a CD a
I hope I understand this correctly. If you have a song on a CD and want to use it in a Logic session you have to use some sort of CD ripping software to get that audio file off of the CD and into your hard drive. I use Roxio Toast. Once you get the track off of the CD and into your hard drive you can open the audio window in Logic and use the add audio file command to bring the audio file into the Logic session and then move it from there into the arrange window and you're done.