It is recommended to use cool edit. It is very simple. After recording, you can use this as accompaniment.

Adobe Audition (formerly Cool Edit Pro) is a powerful and excellent multi-track recording and audio processing software developed by American Adobe Systems (formerly Syntrillium Software Corporation).

1. Open CE and enter the multi-track interface, right-click on the blank space of track 1, and insert the mp3 accompaniment file of the song you want to record, or wav.

2. Select to record your vocals in track 2 and press the "R" button.

3. Press the red recording button on the lower left and start singing and recording along with the accompaniment music.

4. Noise reduction processing, noise reduction is a crucial step. If done well, it will help further beautify your voice. If done poorly, it will cause sound distortion and completely destroy the original sound. This step alone is enough to devote its own space to explain it. It is enough for everyone to understand this. Click the waveform horizontal zoom button on the lower left (the two with + signs are horizontal zoom and vertical zoom respectively) to zoom in on the waveform to find a section of waveform suitable for noise sampling. Click the left mouse button and drag until the highlighted area completely covers the waveform you selected. Right-click the highlighted area and select "Copy as New" to extract this waveform.

Note

The volume of the microphone should be as high as possible while the noise is low, and the accompaniment songs should be as low as possible (the purpose of playing songs here is to let you master the speed and rhythm of singing, not to Record it), this will allow you to hear your own voice more clearly and better detect whether you are out of tune.

When singing, try to get as close to the microphone as possible, but do not put the microphone directly towards your mouth, because we are not using a professional microphone. Directly facing your mouth will produce a loud airflow sound, which will affect the effect. You can put to the side of the mouth.

The recorded audio track should be just your singing voice without any other instruments.

After you finish singing, play it and listen to it. If you feel it is not good, you can sing it a few more times and choose the one that you think is the best and keep it. And follow step 6 of "Removing Vocals" to synthesize the background music track and the track you sing, and finally save it as an mp3 file. so. Your own songs come out.

Reference materials ?cool edit ?Baidu Encyclopedia