Get real violin or fiddle tracks on your recording.
Here's a rundown on what you need to do. If you have any questions on the procedure, don't hesitate to contact me for advice. Please email before submitting a file so I can give you an estimated turnaround time.
Create a mix, please try to include all "keeper"
tracks so that there are no potential conflicts between your parts and the
new tracks. If the vocal track is a scratch, mix it a little lower than you
would for your final mix to avoid pitch problems.
Please mix in your "count in" click, or have some audible
cue in the mix before the song begins. I'll print that click on all the finished
tracks that you get back so that you can accurately line them up with your
mix. When you have the final tracks in place you can erase these markers.
Convert your mix to an mp3. If your recording software doesn't
have this feature, you can download numerous freeware and shareware file converters
from the internet. I recommend iTunes
for Mac or PC .
Attach the mp3 to an e-mail and send it to the link on the
contact page. In the e-mail message itself, please indicate the following:
After you approve the finished tracks and
payment is completed, you will receive a link and download the new tracks.
Consult your software documentation for importing audio files to tracks and
nudging or sliding them into position.
After you have imported the violin or fiddle tracks, line
up the start point for all the new string tracks and slide or nudge them so
that the count in click or audio cue on the string tracks line up with the
same click or cue in your existing session. Zoom is to do this visually and
also listen for flanging on the click or count, this indicates that they are
locked.
If you have any questions or want a quick no obligation quote, feel free to contact me.
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