74-75 by The Connells
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Listen to morphed song sample
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| Step 1: Open a song |
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Click on Morpher tab on the module bar to open AV Morpher |
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To open a file, click File on the menu bar and choose Open
or Open From Library (1). Open dialog box will come up, select an audio file you want to open. |
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You can also use Open From Library, Add Files to Playlist, Add Folder to
Playlist button (2) on the toolbar to add a file to the playlist. |
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Play the song by clicking the Play button on the Player panel. Remember to turn on the Equalizer to enhance the sound of music. You can adjust all bands to your taste or choose an available preset by clicking the Presets button. |
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| Step 2:
Create a new complex effect |
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On the toolbar of the Effect panel on the right of AV Music Morpher window, press Add button and choose New complex effect. |
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A new complex effect will appear at the end of the effect tree. Right click on it and select Add new SubEffect. A list of special effects will comes up. Choose AutoLoudness, Noise Reduction and Normalize to add to the new complex folder.
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AutoLoudness: Effects Library -> Special Effects ->
Independently of Channels Quality -> Volume
Noise Reduction: Effects Library -> Special Effects
-> Independently of Channels Quality -> Misc
Normalizer: Effects Library -> Special Effects ->
Stereo/Mono only -> Volume
Click on Noise Reduction. A dialog will come up.
Adjust Reduction and Threshold to until you feel satisfied.
Click on AutoLoudness. The AutoLoudness dialog will come up.
Adjust the Desired Volume and the Adaptation speed to the right level.
Click on Normalize. The Normalize dialog will appear.
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Move the slider to adjust the Normalization level. |
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Check the boxes before the three effects. Then click on New complex to apply all these effects to the songs. |
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Note: There are several other effects that can help you improve the music quality, such as 2 Order Equalizer, 4 Order Equalizer, Volume, Surround, etc. Combine them for a better result. |
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