TECHNICAL QUESTION??

  I like sonar and music creator 6 so far. But i do have a question, and if anybody can answer it i will appreciate it. The problem im having is when i finish a song it sound good and clean, and when i export it and it plays on windows media it sounds great...even when i play it from reverbnation through my pc speakers it sounds normal...This issues im having is when i convert it to a video format through windows media for youtube it really distorts my voice to a point my words are unrecognizable...or when i listen to the track through my cell phone it does the same...Even though on reverb it sound great through my pc speakers, it sounds crappy through my cell phone. Any suggestions on how to fix this would be appreciated! Thanks...

Welcome to the forum.
 

video format through windows media for youtube

 
So how are you converting it to video format?  You haven't really given anyone enough technical information to even begin to understand what problems you mught be having.
 
 

What on earth do you mean by: " I MIDI my vocals and instrumental after I'm done, of course".

My imagination isn't capable of even starting to find an explanation to that.

There's no need to be abusive & Kalle is absolutely right in asking that question.

In order to export a file you have to first Midi the track!

This is complete rubbish! And I'd like to know the steps involved to 'Midi a track'

When im done recording my tracks....I have instrumental at the top....and my vocals beneath it.....Now when i want to export my tracks it makes me click on "MIDI"....If i dont click midi when i export it and it plays on windows media players it will just be blank! I will take pictures and eleaborate later today when i get off work!

All i know is when im done recording, and im ready to listen to it or upload it, it makes me go up and click midi...Then another bar appears under my vocals and instrumental....Thats the only way my tracks will play on anything else other than the program im using. Like i said, i will upload pictures or something later.

https://soundcloud.com/yo...kking/complex-thoughts here is an example of what my audio sounds like!

FILE > EXPORT > AUDIO

End of.

Midi doesn't enter into the equation as all of your soft synth AUDIO will be exported by the above process.

So what about giving us some info on how you are doing things??
You export the project to wav, and it sounds ok in Windows Media Player? What are the readings in Master Bus level meter when you export (= how "hot" is the wav)?
Then what?

Or you just need to learn how to work with the software you have.
In your demo clip, your vocals are noticeably left, and all of your instruments are heavily right. There is a hole right up the middle.
Even the Soundcloud waveform reflects a heavy balance of energy to the right. A good part of this is probably the bass. You have a lot of low end energy, and it is kind of muddy.
You need to work on your recording amd mixing techniques. This is not meant as a dig, but to encourage you to buckle down and work on your methods.
How, exactly, are you recording your vocals?
Are you recording to a stereo or mono track? Ideally, it should be mono. Stereo will mess you up right from the start, and you will fight it all the way.
Don't mix with the volume really loud. Your ears will get conditioned, and your speakers/monitors will lie to you. You may have standing waves and nulls in your room that will make the speakers lie. When this happens, you end up with a bad mix that sounds good under specific conditions.
Now, enter the MP3 conversions and the cell phone.
A low bitrate MP3 will trash you sound, especially if the mix is off to start with.
The cell phone is not subject to the acoustics of your room, and may actually be giving you a more accurate rendition of your mix.
To be honest, I hear a mix done by someone who does not yet understand what he is working with. Again, that is not meant as an insult. We all start somewhere. My first mixes were horrible, and didn't translate well at all.
Trying different software is not the answer. At the end of the day, they are all pretty much the same. Learn how to use your tools, read up on techniques, and experiment.
And plan on trashing some projects. It's gonna happen.
Give us details on your equipment, and what you are doing. Be as specific as you can.
We will help as much as we can, but it is important that you provide us accurate information.
Above all, be willing to learn.

Thank you for taking that in the spirit it was intended.
You have some decent material there. With the right delivery, it can really shine.
When I started working with sound, I had no idea just how complicated it really was.
It's frustrating, challenging, and exceptionally rewarding.
You are in for one helluva ride, but stick it out. You'll be glad you did.

Dude Robert i feel like an idiot...It was the stereo/Mono thing...So simple. Man i just got into mixing, so dont laugh man. I definitly appreciate the info...If i knew you id buy you lunch man...Appreciate it!

Yeah i was using music creator 6, And for some reason on that it made me do midi. Id have to go to process, apply effect and click midi. If i didnt do that nothing would be exported. It would just play but it would be blank. I just started using this so i assumed id have to do the same...But i tested it and i dont. So i could see how that confused yall.