what program does everyone use to edit there vocals?

im just curious what everyone uses ww
i want to ask but how do you get the effect on your vocal like clean? echoy kind of thing (if there is such a word ww) can anyone tell me what program they use?
thanx XD

I'm poor so I use Audacity =w= free program :D
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

hmm ,yeh audacity will do the job. sankyu~ ^^

adobe audition, not free but I still got it free
=D

I use Audacity to record and Adobe audition to mix 8D.. But currently I'm not mixing my own songs anymore XD

I use cool edit pro :D

echoy thingy = reverb
=w=)b

i use adobe audition & audacity~ ovo)b

and ~ 'mix' is a better word to use than edit orz

Reverb is a must because it gives presence to your voice in the song. It's the echoey effect you're looking for. Adobe Audition has some vocal reverb presets that are pretty good imo. It'd be good to start there.

Audacity is good too but if you really want to take it up a notch, Adobe Audition is waaaay better. Plugins are easier to use there and are easier to put in a track.

As for making vocals sound clean, what do you mean? Like removing background noise or are you talking about making them sound clearer or making them blend into the song?

I'm moving this to Recording/Mixing Help btw.

I use Garageband. Although maybe I should use other programs as well...

I use Goldwave, has always been reliable.

I use Audacity and Sony Vegas ^^

Adobe Audition 3.0. Got it via .. I'd rather not say LOL (the link was on .. youtube but it got removed)
It is really useful, but it gets really complicated at times since it is a professional voice mixing and editting program afterall.
Audacity is a better start for beginners! ^__^

I'm a newbie so I use Audacity too.
It's actually good because I can just CHARGE into it instead of having to instructions. ; w ;

Audacity is the basic programm and it works -sometimes- !

I use Samplitude.

I'm stuck with GarageBand... D: -is a Mac user-

It's pretty good (not that I have anything to compare it to!). You can adjust mic sensitivity inside the program, apply some of MANY effects (and customize each one using about a billion different sliders), and err... Lots of other things? xD It gets pretty complicated customizing the effects, so I tend not to change them...

I envy all who have a Mac and Garageband... <--the only reason why I want a Macbook - the built-in mic and Garageband work WAY better than my $70 mic and XLR-to-USB converter. TT^TT

Okay, yeah, so, as you can see, I don't have a... standard plug-in system for a "pro" mic. I don't have the money for a sound box ($200?!) so I got a $45 (at the time) Blue Icicle to plug in my mic.

As for the program itself, I USED to use Audacity, but it didn't give me the options I needed to record. Then I found my old copy of MAGIX Music Studio 10 deLuxe from when I was in... middle school? (graduating high school now) It's out-of-date and needs A LOT of improvements, but it's WAY better than Audacity, but it's a bit more complex to use, since it's a professional program.

My dream would be to have a sound box and a more up-to-date program, because MAGIX has a tendency to bug-up a lot... @.@;; (it made the end of my boyfriend's valentines present go all jumpy!! (Miracle Paint cover)) That, and autotune. @.@;;;

I use Cubase 5.~

I'm so spoiled! XD

RisIkon wrote:I use Cubase 5.~

OMG SAME~!!! ^5

What's a Cubase 5? Is it good?

Kamiya wrote:What's a Cubase 5? Is it good?

professional. it have good dynamic compression.

(ツ・ω・キ) wrote:

RisIkon wrote:I use Cubase 5.~

OMG SAME~!!! ^5

YAY!