3. Recording and Sharing Your Music
- Hook up your microphone and audio interface to your computer.
- Record live instruments or vocals with your microphone.
- Use software instruments to add drum beats, synthesizers, or samples.
- Edit your song to remove background noise and make instruments on beat.
- Adjust the mix of your song to raise or lower the instruments’ volumes.
- Export your song as a WAV or MP3 file.
- Upload your song online so you can share it with other people.
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1. Getting the Right Gear
- Choose a digital audio workstation so you can record and mix your music.
- Buy a condenser microphone and stand to record vocals or live instruments.
- Get an audio interface to connect instruments and mics to a computer.
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