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  • Nov 24, 2008, 02:56 AM
    mischironaldo
    Dow do I record my songs at home?
    I am sixteen years and I am a very good songwriter as well as a singer. I have about sixty songs and I want to be a singer not in the future but right now as a matter of fact. I have tried recording my songs into the computer onto a CD but nothing has worked well for me. I need advice on how best I can record my demo, and maybe a good recording software that can be downloaded for free, as I am sixteen and do not really get along with my parents, and so I can not pay anything. I am desperate. Someone help me please
  • Nov 30, 2008, 03:54 AM
    Clough

    Hi, mischironaldo!

    What do you want to be as a singer right now, please? It can take many years for a person to develop their voice to its fullest potential.

    Thanks!
  • Dec 1, 2008, 02:30 AM
    mischironaldo
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Clough View Post
    Hi, mischironaldo!

    What do you want to be as a singer right now, please? It can take many years for a person to develop their voice to its fullest potential.

    Thanks!

    I don't understand your question sorry. I just want to be a professional singer because I have no doubt that if a recording company hears all my songs there would be no reason for them not to look for me. Thanks for answering and I look forward to hearing any more suggestions
  • Feb 3, 2009, 12:32 PM
    crazypoet
    My recommendation is that you record your song on your PC using a free program like Audacity (google it) or Microsoft's Songsmith (try the free evaluation copy). Then let someone else cut a demo track for you, like a local band or a service like Bullet in the Head Productions - Make yourself heard!

    It will cost you a few bucks - probably $30 for an acoustic recording or $100-120 for a full track with drums, bass, guitars and vocals (or without if you want to sing it yourself, and that may be cheaper).
  • Feb 4, 2009, 05:39 AM
    mischironaldo
    Thanks a lot crazypoet. I really dig your answer and I would do just what you suggested. Thanks a lot

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