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| Easily create overdubs for radio, commercials, internet radio, movie sound tracks, and any other situation where you need to create voiceovers quickly and easily. Record or load in the backing track, set punch in and out, record the voiceover, and mix down with full control over volumes. Create movie sound tracks, advertisements, special effects for your PowerPoint presentations, and multi track compositions quickly and professionally. Related programs RipEditBurn Plus and RipEditBurn record from LPs, CDs, DVDs, and the internet, and offer advanced editing options such as echo or reverb, EQ, fade-in/out, and more. | Overdub is a 2-track recorder. This means you can lay down one track, record a second track while you are listening to the first, and mix them together; record another track while listening to the mixed tracks, and mix them together; record another track on top of those, ad infinitum. Click the Audio Sample button above to hear how one person can create a complete song arrangement. |
| Mixing the original audio with the overdub and creating a final output file is controlled by three buttons at the top of the screen. You can create a new file mixing the two, add the overdub to the original file, or save only the overdub. | You can either load in an audio file and then record the overdub, or you can first record the original audio directly into Overdub! before recording the overdub. |
| Step 1. Load your original audio in Overdub! by clicking File->Open. Then select the audio file you want to load. The voiceover will be recorded at the same bit depth and sampling rate as your original file. If you don't yet have the background audio, you can record it directly into Overdub! Choose the bit depth and sampling rate you want to use, and record the audio. Step 2. Set the convenient Punch in and Punch Out markers so that everything you want to overlay is inside the markers. This will mark where you want to overlay your new sound file. | Step 3. Record the overdub, whether it's a voiceover, sound effects, or an additional layer of music, by clicking Start Record. You can control the volume and the stereo pan and re-take your recording as many times as you would like. Step 4. Save your new overdubbed file by clicking Mix Down to a New File. |
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