On a regular Mac GarageBand is located in the Applications folder.
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Both iTunes and Garageband will convert WAV of AIFF files to MP3 format. Each of these are free on a Mac platform. I don't know if they are free for PCs.
Garageband should be in the Applications folder of every MacBook.
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iNeed to know the same thing . but oddviuslly no one knows . ):
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Garageband really :/ thats the best i know
Well, if you have an Apple computer, I would recommend recording yourself in Garageband. Then afterwards, there are dozens of effects that you can add to your voice. Then if you wanted to save it as a real song, there is an option that will allow you to save your file in iTunes. I don't know what you would do on a PC.
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You could try cutting the treble down, otherwise, being a heavy user of Garageband, .. no, but there are programs out there that can extract the voice. The only other way I know is to use Logic Pro.
The Itunes know it is an old song.
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