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Sound
Editing:
Dance schools,Talent
Quest, Eisteddfod, Rock Eisteddfod Entrants
It is imperative
that the backing track you use is totally professional.
It must sound great, be in the right key, at the correct tempo, with no audible
cuts.
Total Sound can
process your existing backing track to your needs. We can:
Change
keys [without effecting the speed] original
key +2 semitones
Change speed [without effecting the pitch] original speed
faster speed
Cut the track seamlessly,
to lengthen or shorten it.
Create custom
mixes [sample]
Remove hiss and background noise from your old tapes and records.
raw
sample de clicked
de noised
Remix midifiles
[set up your files to closely match the original song]
Set up the sound
of a track, so that it is much more like the original
Transfer the
result to CD, or send you a MP3 or WMA file
so that you can write the restored
track to CD
If you have
already invested in backing tracks, but they fall short of the mark,
bring them up to scratch and gain a great competitive edge.
For a quote
or more details:
or order
from my comprehensive list: Backing
tracks
| After you have mixed
your project you need to prepare a master. The master will have all your
tracks in order with a set time between them and a relative listening
level that allows you to listen to the whole CD without having to adjust the
tone or volume. Ideally the whole project should sound as though
it was recorded in the same studio on the same day. As a project is
recorded, the tonal sound of each track will vary, depending on the studio,
engineer, producer, or in what order they were recorded. Mastering resets the
levels and tones to make the best possible listening experience and even if the
tracks vary in sound and style, they should flow together smoothly.
Here at Total Sound we have the
experience and audio tools to make your tracks shine. We will help you
choose an effective track order and tailor the sound to give you
continuity and the best listening experience possible, whatever
the style.
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Here are some examples of what is
possible: |
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A file as it was before
mastering |
The same part of the original track |
After processing |
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So
Yesterday backing
Quando
backing
Wake up midi
Locomotion
backing |
So
Yesterday original
Quando Original
Wake up Original
Locomotion
Original |
So
Yesterday backing New
Quando backing new
Wake up midi new
Locomotion
backing new |
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