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QUESTIONS ABOUT USAGE AND PROBLEMS
4-1.
How do I convert an audio file to another sound format? Back
- Add the file to the play list and click Morpher selected files on the toolbar. - When the Morphing dialog comes up, define an output folder and an output file format among wav, mp3, wma, ogg, mp2, irc, nist, au, ape, aif.
- Press the Morph button, then confirm the sampling rate and bit rate of the format.
- Click Close after finishing the process. A brand new file in another format is now available for your later use.
4-2.
How to rip audio tracks from a CD to the hard disk of my
computer? Back
- Click the Grabber button on the module bar to open AV CD Grabber.
- Insert a CD into the CD driver, then press Update Drive Info on the toolbar to load all tracks to this module.
- Check the box before each track to select what you want to rip.
- Press Edit Track Label on the toolbar and type a name for each track so that you will not have to rename the files after ripping.
- Press Start Grabbing… on the toolbar. The Grabbing dialog will come up.
- Select an Output Folder and an Output File Format for your files, then click Grab to begin the grabbing process.
4-3. How to burn audio files onto a CD as track files? Back
- Open AV CD Burner by clicking Burner on the module bar.
- Press Create New Audio CD to create a new audio CD image.
- Click the Add Files button to import audio files to the CD image.
- See the status line at the bottom for total time and size of the compilation.
- You can play back any of the tracks by using the Player panel.
- After checking everything, click the Copy to Audio CD button to make your own music CD. The Write audio CD dialog box will pop up.
- Select a suitable write speed by clicking the desired value in the list.
- Check Write under the Write mode.
- Choose Test source before writing to test the recording speed prior to recording.
- Press Burn! to start the burning process.
4-4. How to burn a
Mp3 CD? Back
- Switch to the Burner module.
- Click the
Create new data disk button on burner
toolbar (see the picture below).
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Select the audio files you want to burn.
- Click the Record button on the toolbar
of the data CD window and make sure to select
Convert all audio files to mp3 check box.
- Click Burn button (top right corner) to
convert your files to mp3 format and burn them
to CD.
- When the process ends, click Ok on the
Information message box to finish.
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for more online tutorials on how to make Mp3 CD
with Music Morpher Gold.
4-5. I can’t grab or burn a CD because ASPI is not found
in my computer. Back
Regarding this problem, download the proper ASPI driver here. Then unzip and open it to install ASPI into your
computer.
4-6. How do I morph a song? Back
- Click File on the menu bar, then choose Open to add your song to the playlist.
- Play the song, and press the Active button under the playlist.
- Select Voice Morpher and adjust Pitch, Timbre and Advanced Tune to change the vocals into hundreds of new voices, either man, woman, teen girl, boy, baby, etc.
- You can also apply other tools, such as Tempo Morpher, Cher Modulation, Frequency Morpher, etc. to modify your song in many interesting different ways.
- Besides, a huge library of preset effects is available for you to decorate your music. With the Plus Version, you can combine up to 4 effects at the same time.
- After getting the desired result, click the Morph selected files button on the toolbar to start the morphing process.
4-7. Can I choose many functions, such as Voice Morpher,
Tempo Morpher, Cher Modulation, etc. simultaneously to morph
a song? Back
Normally, to make sure your music file is morphed with the
highest quality, our software just allows you to modify it
step by step. After finishing your first morph, you can
choose another function and continue to morph. You can do
several times until getting the file of your wish. Also, you
can apply any available effects to make the music more
interesting.
4-8. How do I add beat drums to a song? Back
- Click Advanced on the module bar to open AV Advanced Morpher.
- Click File on the menu bar, then choose Open to add a song to the playlist.
- Open the Effect Library on the right and click Special Effects.
- Select Beat Tracking and pick up a beat drum you like. Adjust the Quality and Click Volume to desired levels.
- Click Morph selected files on the toolbar to start morphing your song.
4-9. Why can’t I record my voice from microphone
and morph it at the same time? Back
Follow these steps to get a morphed voice:
- Click the Record button on the Player panel to open the
recorder.
- Press Record (the red button) and speak to the microphone
to begin recording your voice.
- 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, define a file name and format for the
file. If you are not satisfied with the result, record
again.
- Play back your recorded file and click the Active button
under the play list.
- Choose Voice Morpher then adjust the Pitch, Timbre and
Advance Tune to get the desired voice output.
- Click Morph Selected Files and start morphing. You now
have a brand new voice file.
4-10. Can I capture any sound played on my computer, such
as online music or movie soundtrack? Back
Sure, you can. The advanced recorder of our software is
capable to capture sounds from many recording sources.
- Double click on the small speaker icon at the right corner of your taskbar > the Volume Control comes up > Options menu > Properties > check "Recording" and all recording controls in the list > OK > the Recording Control comes up > select Stereo Mix. For a better recording quality, drag its volume slider down close to 0.
- Open the program.
- Click the Record button on the Player panel to open the recorder.
- Press Record (the red button) to begin recording
music on your computer.
- When finished, click Stop and save your recorded file. Favorite sounds on your computer are now recorded and saved for you to enjoy later.
4-11. Can I record music from an LP or a cassette tape
and save it into my computer? Back
Yes, you can. Simply follow these steps:
- Double click the small speaker icon at the right corner of your taskbar > the Volume Control comes up > Options menu > Properties > check "Recording" and all recording controls in the list > OK > the Recording Control comes up > select Line-in.
- Connect the headphone plug of your cassette or the RCA plugs of your LP player and the Line-in input of your soundcard with a suitable cable.
- Open the program.
- Click the Record button on the Player panel to open the recorder.
- Press Record (the red button) and play the tape or the LP to begin the recording session.
- When finished, click Stop and save your recorded file.
4-12. I don’t
want to morph the whole song but just a part of it. Can I do
so? Back
AV Music Morpher and AV Music Morpher Gold can perform
this function with their advanced music Editor.
- Activate AV Editor by clicking Editor on the module bar.
- Click Open File on the toolbar to import a song into the wave chart, then play it.
- Click and drag your mouse to select the part you want to modify. Click the big lens at the bottom right to enlarge the chart for more precision.
- Use the Effect Library on the right of the window to morph the selected part. You can choose either the Voice Morphing or Special Effects. If you are not satisfied with the morph, press Undo and try again until getting the desired result.
- Click Save File on the toolbar to save your work; or you can save it as a new file by choosing Save as in the File menu.
4-13. How do I copy a part of an audio file to another
one? Back
This feature is only available in AV Music Morpher and AV
Music Morpher Gold.
- Activate AV Editor by clicking Editor on the module bar.
- Click Open File on the toolbar to import a song into the wave chart, then play it.
- Click and drag your mouse to select the part you want to copy. Click the big lens at the bottom right to enlarge the chart for more precision.
- Press Copy on the toolbar (or Ctrl + C).
- Click Open File again to open the second file. Listen to it.
- Place the cursor at the point where you want to insert the selected part. Press Paste on the toolbar (or Ctrl + V).
- Click Save File on the toolbar to save your work; or you can save it as a new file by choosing Save as in the File menu.
4-14. How do I mix two songs? Back
This
feature is only available in AV Music Morpher and AV Music
Morpher Gold.
- Activate AV Editor by clicking Editor on the module bar.
- Click Open File on the toolbar to import the first song into the wave chart.
- Select the whole file or press Ctrl + A. Click Copy on the toolbar (or Ctrl + C).
- Click Open File again to open the second song.
- Select the whole file or press Ctrl + A. Click Paste Mix on the toolbar to mix the first
song with the second one.
- Click Save File on the toolbar to save your work; or you can save it as a new file by choosing Save as in the File menu.
Note: You can mix as many songs as you like because AV Editor supports multitrack mixing. Besides, partial mixing is also possible.
4-15. How do I mix my voice over a music file? Back
This feature is only available in AV Music Morpher and AV
Music Morpher Gold.
- Click the Record button on the Player panel to open the recorder.
- Press Record (the red button) and speak to the microphone to begin recording your voice.
- 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 the desired file name and format for the file. If you are not satisfied with the result, record again.
- Click Editor on the module bar to open AV Editor.
- Click Open File on the toolbar to import the voice file into the wave chart.
- Select the whole file or press Ctrl + A. Click Copy on the toolbar (or Ctrl + C).
- Click Open File again to open the music file.
- Drag the mouse to select the part that you would like to mix. Click Paste Mix on the toolbar to mix your voice over this music.
- Click Save File on the toolbar to save your work; or you can save it as a new file by choosing Save as in the File menu.
4-16. How do I
create a new effect library? Back
Click the Advanced button on the module bar to open AV Advanced Morpher. Then open the Effects Library on the right, you can find a folder named Special effects.
- To create a new folder, click the Add button on the toolbar at the top, then click New folder. A new folder will be created at once. This folder can be renamed, deleted (if you right-click a folder, a shortcut menu will appear), or moved using a drag-and-drop operation or the Move level up and Move level down buttons on the toolbar. You can create subfolders as well. Drag and drop the chosen effects to this folder.
- To create a complex effect, click the Add button the toolbar at the top, and choose New complex effect. A new complex effect with no subeffects will be created. To add subeffects, drag and drop the selected effects to this new complex effect. Also, you can right-click a complex effect, point to Add new subeffect, and then click the effect you want to add.
4-17. How do I extract voice from a song? Back
This feature is only available in AV Music Morpher Gold
with its Voice Extractor.
- Open and play your song with AV Morpher.
- Click on the Active button under the playlist and choose Voice Extractor from the list on the right.
- Adjust all parameters till getting the best result.
- Press Morph selected files on the toolbar to start morphing your song. Remember to define output folder and sound format for the morphed file.
4-18. How do I remove vocals
for karaoke purpose? Back
This feature is only available in AV Music Morpher Gold
with its Voice Remover.
- Open and play your song with AV Morpher.
- Click on the Active button under the playlist and choose Voice Remover from the list on the right.
- Adjust all parameters till getting the best result.
- Press Morph selected files on the toolbar to start morphing your song. Remember to define output folder and sound format for the morphed file.
4-19. My music file has very bad quality. How do I
improve it? Back
- Click Advanced on the module bar to open AV Advanced Morpher.
- Add your file to the playlist and play it.
- Click Effect Library on the right of the window and choose Special Effects.
- There are several effects able to enhance the sound quality of songs, such as 2 Order Equalizer, 4 Order Equalizer, AutoLoudness, Volume, Noise Reduction, etc. Combine them by creating a new complex effect (see 4.14) and apply them all to your song.
- After getting everything OK, press Morph selected files on the toolbar to start morphing your song.
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