How to complete a remix on Music Creator LE

I am  tried my best to create a remix of my singing with the Karaoke site singsnap recorded on my Cakewalk software, then I ran a single recording alone with same site of the  karaoke backtracking , without the mic ,so I could get the best of the soundtrack backing,Now I'm tried to sync these two tracks together as one, but they are not aligned to start  together, they are off , so I know  Cakewalk has a way, but I can't figure it out, the  two need to start together in sync is what I want. Thanks for the help ,if anyone knows cakewalk Creator LE

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Now see, my friend in Canada had  did these for me, not sure about his software , thing about it, he won't learn me how to create the remix like he does, I guess its  a secret. This is his work on the remix, I love the way he wraps the music around my singing. I can't do anything but  echo remix, and music sounds bad, when I can't do what he does. heres a  few of his  work  on my songs. Pete did the remix on these.
And I want to be able to do this kind of  art to mine.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZUcQNyLwoU
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6FeuBke-XY&feature=related

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You are right on a  USB mic , they are the best, I got a samson Mic . I can drag the file to the other, but can't get it to line up at the begining of song, its off all the time.

Greg said the USB mics are problematic (=baaaad), not that they're good. They are one of the biggest problembringers. Your computer sees it as an independent soundcard (like any USB-guitar cable or similar). If you have a proper soundcard to use for recording guitars or MIDI, these two conflict.

About lining up the tracks: Turn snap to grid off to be able to position the clip freely.

THe USB mics are OK for other uses, such as one shot recording and podcasting.

BUT when you want to record in Cakewalk, there are ALWAYS problems since, as has previously been mentioned, the USB mic is seen as a sound card itself.

AND, since the computer also see's the factory sound card, it is actually seeing TWO (2) soundcards, and it is NOT able to sync the timing signals from both, together, properly.

That is why the thing you recorded is NOT synced properly to start with.

We generally recommend returning the USB mic and getting a nice interface that will work.

you've got a lot of noise on the recorded mic.  that could be a lot of things.  if you're using that usb mic - get closer to it.

did you put the echo in on the vocals?  if not that's a problem.  probably caused by:  re-recording "what you hear" and having the delay because of latency.  that's going to be a bit......bit of a problem to fix with the usb mic.

if that's the case you CAN turn off the "what you hear" on your soundcard, but the latency will still be there.

yes  added  vocal  echo to it.