Unsophisticated song remix with VCSD 8.0

Because VCSD automatically captures the audio stream from Windows Media Player, using this player request you less steps to take.

Tips:

- Set WMPlayer to play the song in Repeat mode if you think that the remixing process will take more time than the song’s time length.

- Minimize WMPlayer to save your desktop view for VCSD.

- Turn On/OFF button (1) of the Voice Morpher module

- Use the Pitch and Timbre graph to enhance the voice as your desire. Make a little bit change each time to get the best output voice.

- Equalizer is used to correct, or to make equal, the frequency response of a signal. It will change the level of frequency ranges in your song, and make the song new in a very simple way of adjustment.

- Look at bottom of main form for Equalizer.

+ Manually move the slider of any of the ten bands to make enhancement on the depth and strength of your audio file as your desire.

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+ Click the Preset button and choose one of the eight presets, then make adjustment upon the preset. The third group in the Preset menu is dedicated for music modulations.

- This is the most funny and fascinating period of the remixing process. Effects will bring a new breath into your song, and enrich the song color.

- Choose one or several effects in VCSD Effect’s library, or load your own effects to apply to the song. The built-in effects of VCSD may turn your songs into totally different songs.

- Add Background effects if you wish.

Tips:

You can ‘crash’ the song with Bad Record effect of Tremolo,

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create a theater effect with the Four at The Beginning effect in Chorus,

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give the song an applaud using Background Effects, etc.

- Click Background Effects icon (1) or Preferences on menu bar to open Preferences window. Turn On button (4)  to add effects.

- Click on Voice Effects icon (2) or move to Voice Effects module on Preferences form. Turn On button (3) to add effects.