Magix Music Maker 2017 Premium - Absolute Beginner's Tutorial - Part 12 - Adding Depth Video Lecture | Magix Music: A Comprehensive Tutorial for Beginners - Video & Sound Editing

hi everyone in this short tutorial I'm
going to demonstrate how to add depth or
enrich the sound of a single instrument
what I've got here is a short guitar
riff that I put down and I'm going to
play that and show you how to enhance it
I'm no longer going to demonstrate how
to add instrument and chop and change
them and crop them because you should
know that by now from my previous videos
so I'm just going to play this guitar
riff on its own let's play it
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okay we'll stop that what I'm going to
do is to click and drag and highlight
that guitar
I'm not going to copy that hold the
control key down click and drag and I'm
going to copy that to another track it
doesn't matter where as long as it's in
line with the first track and I'm going
to copy it again to there now we have
three guitars now and if you imagine we
have three acoustic guitarists who are
playing exactly the same piece of music
at the same time they will never play it
at exactly the same moment they won't
play it in unison they will always be a
guitar as to plays it's slightly faster
or fart slightly slower or slightly
before or slightly after the initial
beads so what I'm going to do is click
and highlight this second guitar track
select now I'm going to magnify that
object I mean we have the entire guitar
on that second track I'm going to zoom
in slightly and then just see the cross
because I've obviously lost it off the
screen and what I'm going to do is move
this guitar track very smartly to the
right not a lot I'm going to click and
drag it away from that beat just a
little bit alright so it looks like a
lot that we zoomed out zoomed in quite a
bit and you zoom out of that and I'm
going to take the second guitar
highlight that zoom in to that one
magnifying that object and again zoom in
quite a bit to that one scene across and
hood comes back onto the screen so you
mean zoom across
and I'm going to move this one further
across if I click and drag this if you
notice when I click and drag this it
magnetically locks on to a point there
see that and that is the point at which
I move that previous guitar track so I'm
going to move this one approximately the
same distance again say though and we'll
zoom out from that click away and
highlight it at the top here I've added
a bass track and at the moment I've
muted it so the tea doesn't play so
let's just only that again I'll put a
bass track in that is playing on the
same notes as detail but what I want to
do is just reduce the volume of that so
that it doesn't overpower the guitars as
always you end up with this wonderful
screen and it's the master volume I just
want to turn that down to minus 4
decibels there we go
and the end object here I want to fade
this out a little bit just as the guitar
at the end starts fading so there it
doesn't overpower the guitar fail at the
end click away from that and you will
now hear that this sounds a lot warmer
and more rich than just a single guitar
on its own let's play that
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there we go and as you can tell that
sounds much better than a single tease
guitar on its own I hope you found that
helpful thanks for watching
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