Many of those who are trying to create their own projects in audio or video format often enough encounter the problem of how to superimpose one sound onto another. This can be, for example, recording a vocal part on an existing phonogram or a usual mixing of tracks. Very often, such operations must be performed when creating various kinds of multimedia presentations or similar projects.
In principle, there are several methods that allow you to perform such actions, even on a professional level. But we will begin the consideration of the most commonly used techniques with the simplest ones, and then we will consider the more complex ones. True, in this case, the initial solution to the problem of how to apply sound to music implies knowledge of the corresponding software at least at the initial level. But first things first.
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It remains to add that the best option for superimposing sound on another sound, both on video and on graphics in the form of slides is still the use of audio editors, especially since most of them can work with video when the import function of the corresponding format is activated. In addition, with their help, you can even extract audio from video, and then apply it to your needs.