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Reverb (rum fx kirke), Delay (ekko-gentagelse) Wet = meget effekt/dry=ingen fx tænd/sluk effekt til venstre

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Reverb (rum fx kirke), Delay (ekko-gentagelse) Wet = meget effekt/dry=ingen fx tænd/sluk effekt til venstre

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Du kan vælge default eller en anden indstilling

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Udgiv dit projekt (pil til højre) i kanal på Skoletube 

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Udgiv dit projekt (pil til højre) i kanal på Skoletube 

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Lyt en kanal alene: S (solo) Sluk en kanal: M (mute)

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Lyt en kanal alene: S (solo) Sluk en kanal: M (mute)

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Lyt på et bestemt stykke af sangen - maker m gul streg øverst (loop) - kan flyttes

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Lyt på et bestemt stykke af sangen - maker m gul streg øverst (loop) - kan flyttes

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Afspil klip - og vælg loops (start fra 1:00)

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Afspil klip - og vælg loops (start fra 1:00)

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Eksporter projekt til skoletube kanal (se fra 0:56) - husk at 'normalize'! 

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Eksporter projekt til skoletube kanal (se fra 0:56) - husk at 'normalize'! 

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Soundation er et lydredigeringsprogram. Her kan du arbejde i flere spor, arbejde med midi, effekter, samplinger og i det hele taget lave fantastiske lydproduktioner

Så uanset om du vil podcaste eller mikse en sang med flere spor, så er Soundation programmet.

Brug indholdsfortegnelsen herunder for at navigere i videokurset.

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Soundation er et lydredigeringsprogram. Her kan du arbejde i flere spor, arbejde med midi, effekter, samplinger og i det hele taget lave fantastiske lydproduktioner Så uanset om du vil podcaste eller mikse en sang med flere spor, så er Soundation programmet. Brug indholdsfortegnelsen herunder for at navigere i videokurset.

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Learn how to make music and perfect your skills

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Reverb (rum fx kirke), Delay (ekko-gentagelse) Wet = meget effekt/dry=lidt effekt

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Reverb (rum fx kirke), Delay (ekko-gentagelse) Wet = meget effekt/dry=lidt effekt

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Sådan starter du, tempo og overblik over skærmen

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Sådan starter du, tempo og overblik over skærmen

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Opret spor (channels) audio / instrument / fx

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Opret spor (channels) audio / instrument / fx

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Opret spor ('Channel'), dupliker, slet, flyt  mm - hurtig oversigt på engelsk

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Opret spor ('Channel'), dupliker, slet, flyt  mm - hurtig oversigt på engelsk

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The channel strips in Soundation work like a mixer where you can control the playback of each channel separately. They also allow you to keep organized, route effects, and select automation parameters.

The Solo (S) button enables you to only hear specific channels. Activate it on one or more channels, and you will only hear those channels. All other channels will be silent.

The Mute (M) button has the opposite effect. Activate it on one or more channels, and those channels will be silenced. You will still be able to hear all the other channels.

The Solo and Mute buttons can be used when mixing and arranging to focus on specific sounds or to hear what it sounds like with or without certain elements.

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The channel strips in Soundation work like a mixer where you can control the playback of each channel separately. They also allow you to keep organized, route effects, and select automation parameters. The Solo (S) button enables you to only hear specific channels. Activate it on one or more channels, and you will only hear those channels.

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Rediger, klip, forlæng, forkort, vend, stræk, - hurtig oversigt på engelsk

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Rediger, klip, forlæng, forkort, vend, stræk, - hurtig oversigt på engelsk

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The clips in Soundation can be looped, edited, and organized for a smooth workflow. Clips are the blocks of audio and MIDI that are used to build songs.

To copy, paste, cut, duplicate, or delete a clip, right-click on it and choose which one you want to do. You can also select the clip and use one of the following shortcuts.

The duplicate shortcut will place the duplicate clip right after the original clip. You can also duplicate clips by holding down the Alt key and dragging the clip.

Stretch tool

The Stretch tool is used for changing the tempo and pitch of clips. This can either be to fit an audio loop with a different tempo in your project or it can be used for a creative effect.

There are two ways of stretching a clip, Time stretch and Pitch stretch. Time stretch keeps the original pitch of the clip while Pitch stretch changes the pitch when stretching audio clips. Generally, Pitch stretch is good for drums and percussion and Time stretch is good for notes when you want the key to stay the same. The pitch in MIDI clips will stay the same either way. MIDI clips will also automatically conform to and follow the tempo of the project.

Click on the Stretch tool and choose either Time stretch or Pitch stretch. Then drag the left or right side of the clip to the desired length.

If the clip is an audio loop from Soundation's Sound library, you can also right-click on it and choose Time stretch to fit song tempo or Pitch to fit song tempo to automatically stretch it.

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The clips in Soundation can be looped, edited, and organized for a smooth workflow. Clips are the blocks of audio and MIDI that are used to build songs. To copy, paste, cut, duplicate, or delete a clip, right-click on it and choose which one you want to do.

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Audio effects are sound-shaping tools that can take your songs from sounding dry, muffled, and lifeless, to sounding atmospheric, clear, and exciting. Soundation comes with Reverb, Delay, Compressor, EQ, and many more effects you can use for sound design and mixing.

You can easily automate the effects by right-clicking on a parameter and selecting add automation You can then add automation on the channel in the arrangement area. This means the sound can change and evolve over time. Go to Automation to learn more.

When a parameter has automation, you will see a square next to it. If you then right-click on the parameter, you can either choose to edit the automation or remove the automation.

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Audio effects are sound-shaping tools that can take your songs from sounding dry, muffled, and lifeless, to sounding atmospheric, clear, and exciting. Soundation comes with Reverb, Delay, Compressor, EQ, and many more effects you can use for sound design and mixing.

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Set the display, tempo, and time signature in Soundation to get the right rhythm and measurements in your projects.

Display

You can change the view of the studio Display in the Transport bar to show the Playhead's position measured in bars and beats or in time. To change between the two, simply click on the Display to switch the mode.

The bars and beats mode is suitable for keeping track of the arrangement from a musical standpoint. The time mode is suitable for checking how long your songs or sections are in time.

Tempo

You can set the tempo by clicking and dragging up or down on the BPM (beats per minute) indicator in the Transport bar next to the Display. Dragging up will increase the tempo, and down will decrease the tempo.

Another way is to double-click and type in your desired tempo.

You can also hold ctrl/cmd and click to tap in the tempo. The studio will automatically detect and set the BPM for you.

Time signature

The Time signature indicator is in the Transport bar next to the BPM indicator. It specifies how many beats there are in one bar and the note value that one beat is.

The most commonly used time signature is a 4/4, which is also the default setting. The first numerical specifies the number of beats in a bar, in this case, four. The second numerical sets the note value that one beat represents, in this case, a quarter note. Another common time signature is 3/4, which means there are three quarter notes in one bar.

If you have the Metronome activated you will hear the time signature represented by the metronome. The first beat of every bar will be a higher pitch.

The arrangement grid and ruler will also change visually when setting the time signature.

To change the time signature, you simply click the Time signature indicator and enter the values you wish to use. To change both the beat and note value, write the first number, forward slash, and then the second number.

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Set the display, tempo, and time signature in Soundation to get the right rhythm and measurements in your projects. You can change the view of the studio Display in the Transport bar to show the Playhead's position measured in bars and beats or in time.

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Exporter - hurtig oversigt eng. har ikke Skoletube!

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Exporter - hurtig oversigt eng. har ikke Skoletube!

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Export your full songs, tracks, or clips from Soundation as audio, MIDI, or project files. You can also publish your songs directly to our community.

Export clips and channels

If you want to export your creations to use in different applications, you may want to export the individual clips or channels. You can export clips and channels as both audio and MIDI files.

Export clips

Exporting clips lets you save each region as a separate file. You can save any clip as an audio file (WAV) but instrument and beatmaker clips can also be saved as MIDI files.

Export channels

Exporting a channel consolidates all clips on that channel and lets you save it as a single file. You can save any channel as an audio file (WAV) but instrument and beatmaker channels can also be saved as MIDI files.

MIDI files

Exporting MIDI files allows you to transfer material from Soundation to virtually any MIDI sequencer or application on any platform. The exported MIDI file contains the notes and includes other information like velocity, time signature, and tempo. That means when you import the MIDI file to another DAW, you can pick up right where you left off in the jam session. Something to keep in mind is If the MIDI clips are empty or contain notes with 0 velocity or notes that are longer than the region, they will not be transferred.

Export project file

A studio project, or .sng file, is a file that contains all the audio files, instruments, effects and automation used in a song. You can export your song as a studio project and share it or keep a backup on your computer. If your song has imported or recorded audio, it will be a .sngz file that contains your custom audio files and the original .sng file. The file name is short for "song zip" and can be unpacked with any unzip program to find the custom audio files added to the song.

Publish track to the community

Get your music out to the world, grow your fanbase and build an audience. It all starts with publishing the music on your profile.

The system will begin processing your song then a pop-up will prompt you to "Edit track info". Your track page opens and you can add a title, description, picture, and genre category, if you want it visible, allow comments, and if you would like listeners to be able to download your track. Remember to hit "Save" to activate the settings.

Now your song is saved to your profile. Click the title of the track to open up the track page with the widget player.

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Export your full songs, tracks, or clips from Soundation as audio, MIDI, or project files. You can also publish your songs directly to our community. If you want to export your creations to use in different applications, you may want to export the individual clips or channels.

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Import audio, MIDI, and project files into Soundation's online studio.

Import audio and MIDI files

There are multiple ways of importing audio and MIDI files into your project on Soundation.

Drag and drop

Drag audio or MIDI files from your computer's file manager and drop them into Soundation's arrangement area. Drop the audio and MIDI files in the + Drop or import sounds box to automatically create new channels or drop them directly on the channels. Just make sure the MIDI files are dropped on Instrument channels and the audio files on Audio channels.

Click and select

Other ways of importing can be done by right-clicking on the arrangement area and selecting "Import audio file" or "Import MIDI file". In the pop-up window, locate the audio or MIDI file you want to import. You can also click on + Drop or import sounds to import your files.

Import project files

By importing studio projects (.sng and .sngz files) into Soundation you get all the audio files, instruments, effects, arrangement, and automation used in the songs.

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Import audio, MIDI, and project files into Soundation's online studio. There are multiple ways of importing audio and MIDI files into your project on Soundation. Drag and drop Drag audio or MIDI files from your computer's file manager and drop them into Soundation's arrangement area.