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2015/06/29 17:10:23
richardunger
I have recently acquired Sonar X1 Le. I've looked at several videos on Youtube but nothing helps me. I want to record voice over karaoke backing tracks. Clean up the vocals. etc Is there anyone near SG7 North Hertfordshire UK that would give me some of their time to help me get going. I'm happy to pay.
2015/06/29 18:12:01
rezab
How about somebody helping you over skype(or something)? I think more people would be able to help....
 
Or describing your problems more specific so that the whole community may assist you.
 
Good luck,
 
Reza
2015/06/29 18:20:46
Andrew Rossa
What are you using for an audio interface to record your vocals? Where are you getting your backing tracks from? Is it MIDI or audio?
2015/06/29 19:29:47
Zargg
The first thing I would ask, is what audio interface you are using? Is it updated to the latest version (ASIO drivers)? Can you play back audio in SONAR?
Best of luck.
2015/06/29 21:07:35
dwardzala
Actually the first question we should be asking is can the OP play back any audio (iTunes, Youtube, etc.) through the interface.
2015/06/30 09:08:59
richardunger
rezab
How about somebody helping you over skype(or something)? I think more people would be able to help....
 
Or describing your problems more specific so that the whole community may assist you.
 
Good luck,
 
Reza




I was hoping for someone local to me.
2015/06/30 09:09:54
richardunger
Zargg71
The first thing I would ask, is what audio interface you are using? Is it updated to the latest version (ASIO drivers)? Can you play back audio in SONAR?
Best of luck.




I'm plugging my microphone directly into the motherboard soundcard. I told you I'm new to this
2015/06/30 09:10:16
richardunger
dwardzala
Actually the first question we should be asking is can the OP play back any audio (iTunes, Youtube, etc.) through the interface.


Yes it can play back anything.
2015/06/30 09:48:58
John
Sonar can use the on board sound chip. It wont be ideal but it will work. In Sonar you will need to goto Preferences and setup you audio device for use by Sonar. This is a matter of checking boxes and setting the sample rate and bit depth. I would start with 44.1 kHz and 24 bits.  Once that is done its simple to record using Sonar.
 
In a new project with an audio track just click the record arm button on that track and make sure its input is your sound chip's mic input. (All this is in the manual.) Than click the record button on the transport. You should hear a click of the metronome and the Now Time indicator should be moving. Speak into the mic or play your instrument. You should see audio being recorded on that track. After that hit stop and un-arm the track. Play it back by clicking play.     
2015/06/30 09:50:52
John
Let me welcome you Richard to the forum. 
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