Import audiofile
Hello,
Can anyone help me with an import audiofile problem?
I want to import a mp3 file with a voice recording. After that I want to add midi instruments (drums, bass etc.). In order to make a sharp mix I would like the mp3-file to be lined out in a certain tempo. I don't really know how many BPM the mp3 is in.
Can I get Garageband to analyse this and line out the mp3?
thanks
Roelof-Jan
After bringing the mp3 file into GB select the recorded region and in the Track Editor be sure Follow Tempo & Pitch is unselected. This way you can adjust the Project BPM without affecting the original.
Then try to estimate the beat as close as you can and set the bpm. You maybe can use the Metronome to get as close as possible. Then you can create your beat. If there is drift in the tempo (depending on the original recording) you may need to keep your beats short and loop them, OR play along with the recording for a while or throughout to match its tempo.
You could also try using Enhance Timing on the original but I don't know how good the results will be.
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xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"
xmlns:samples="samples.*"
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<s:layout>
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<![CDATA[
import AudioFile;
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.filesystem.File;
import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
import mx.controls.Alert;
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nativeWindow.y = (Capabilities.screenResolutionY - nativeWindow.height) / 2;
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addEventListener(NativeWindowDisplayStateEvent.DISPLAY_STATE_CHANGING, onDisplayStateChange);
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protected function onDisplayStateChange(e:NativeWindowDisplayStateEvent):void
trace("Display State Changed from " + e.beforeDisplayState + " to " + e.afterDisplayState);
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private var dgArray:Array = new Array();
[Bindable]
private var initDG:ArrayCollection;
public function initData():void {
var initDG:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection(dgArray);
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var dirList:Array = new Array();
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var flag:Boolean = false;
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var fileList:Array = new Array();
do {
var contents:Array = sourceDir.getDirectoryListing();
for(var i:int=0;i < contents.length; i++) {
// test for isDirectory
var file:AudioFile = contents[i];
if (file.isDirectory == true) {
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else {
fileList.push(file);
if (dirList.length == 0)
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else {
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fileList = fileList.concat(transverseDirStructure(dirList,fileList));
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8-bit Unsigned (Little Endian/WAV)
16-bit Integer
24-bit Integer
32-bit Integer
32-bit Float
64-bit Float
ALaw 2:1
AMR Narrowband
Apple Lossless
IMA 4:1
MACE 3:1
MACE 6:1
MPEG-4 Audio
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