garageband 2? On Jan 7, 2008 10:25 PM, C. Hatton Humphrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've been tasked with mixing together the audio tracks for my church's > cantata. We have originals of everything on cassette and I've been > busy this evening taking things over to CD. Some of the pieces have > "individual part" recordings where the mic for a particular section of > voices is recorded with the music to make it easier for a singer to > hear their specific part. > > Problem is that I don't have those for all of the parts for all of the > songs. In the past our director has "created" them herself by playing > the piano along with the main track, however that is taking music > played off a "boom box" and using open air mixing and then recording > on a tabletop unit (*shudder*). If I have to I'm going to have her do > the same thing, only instead of using an open air mixer I'm going to > use the laptop to capture the piano that she's going to play while > listening to the master on headphones. Then I'll mix the two tracks > together again using audacity. > > What I'd like to be able to do is actually plug in the notes on a > score on the computer and have it use the MIDI to generate the audio > to mix back in with the master. Question is, I don't know what tool I > could use for this. Open source or free is the name of the game here, > unfortunately. Anyone have ideas?
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