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HOW TO CREATE A VOICE OVER |
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This tutorial is designed to guide you through the process of
making voice-overs for numerous purposes of both entertainment
and business.
Step 1: Record your voice
Turn on your
microphone and be sure it's working fine.
Open AV Music Morpher and click the Record button on the player panel. The Record dialog will come up.
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Press the red
button, speak to the microphone and start recording your
voice. Press this button again when you want to stop the
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Use the Play and Stop buttons to play back your
recording. If you are satisfied with the result, click Save.
The Save As dialog will appear, choose a desired file name
and audio format. If you are not satisfied with the result,
record again. |
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Step 2: Reduce volume of the background music |
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Choose an
enjoyable piece of music to be the audio theme. |
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Click the Editor tab on AV Music Morpher. The Editor module now
comes up. |
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Click Open File on the toolbar to import the music file into AV Wave
Editor. |
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Drag and drop (or press Ctrl+A) to select the whole
file. Press the Play button on the player panel to listen to
the music. |
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Double click on Effect Library on the right of the window, then Special
Effects > Independently of Channel Quality > Volume. Choose the Volume effect. |
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Move the slider to
the left and reduce the volume of the background music to a
desired level. For more convenience, you may also use the
preset settings. Then press OK. |
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Click the Play button on the player panel and listen to the result. Remember
to choose None in the Effect Library so that
your file won't be modified twice. |
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Step 3: Mix voice and music |
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Click Open File on the toolbar to import the voice file into AV Wave
Editor. |
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Drag and drop (or press Ctrl+A) to select the whole
file. |
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Press Copy on the toolbar (or Ctrl+C). |
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Back to the
Background music file and press Paste Mix on the toolbar. Notice the time line for a more precise
paste-mix. The voice is now mixed into the music.
Click the Play button on the player panel and listen to
your work. |
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Once
satisfied with the result, click File on the menu bar and choose Save as to save your
work.
If you
are not contented, click Undo
on the toolbar and perform the mixing again until getting the
desired result.
Note: You may edit both music and voice with available editing tools,
such as Copy, Cut, Paste, or apply more effects to improve the
audio
quality and make the file more fascinating. |
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