You have just finished recording your first track, congratulations! Now let’s look at how to quickly add other sounds to your show.
To get started, click on Add a new track. You’ll then have several options:
You can choose an instrument from the list and compose your own intro! A little piano? If you prefer the guitar, no problem, Soundtrap offers you a whole orchestra to create your own jingle.
If you don’t have a musical ear, don’t panic. Click on the music note on the right hand side of the tool and discover a selection of loops to add to your show.
Top Tip: Feel free to overlap two loops or mix the instruments to create a custom intro.
You can also ask the Soundtrap community for help by creating a collaboration.
Is your show ready? Then simply save it, give it a name and download it directly to your computer by clicking on the arrow! Your program is ready to be broadcast.
Haven’t finished your project yet? No problem, you can easily save it and finish it later.
This is an overview of the tool that actually offers a multitude of possibilities for creating programs. Know that you also have the possibility of adding collaborators to your project in order to work on your show together.
Have you tried it? Feel free to share your tips with us.
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