Is there any way to fix this?

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So I am a self producer, I write songs and record them on my own laptop and low-quality equipment (earbuds because I can't afford more at the moment). So when I was recording, I was doing it to the instrumental of Big Seans 4th quarter, which has a crazy heavy bass. That being said, I record a few seconds before it starts and my voice is amazing, but then as soon as it hits my voice initially drowns out to sound like I'm drowning, with an unintentional 'wahwah' effect, then "levels out" as in you can hear it, but it's staticky af. Is there any way I can stop that from happening?

Update:

I used multi-tracking and didn't have it playing out loud. It's a contradiction between the way the music plays and audacity itself, I'm looking for a way to counteract this

Tommymc · Answer

How are you making the recording? It sounds like you're trying to do it on a single track in one take. Try using Audacity (it's free).  Put Big Sean on one track, with nothing else. Then, while playing it back, you can record your vocal to a second track. That way, you have the ability to edit and adjust the volume of either track.  It's just basic multi-tracking.

alan · Answer

yeah the gear you have is ****,untill you spend the money and aquire the skills to use it your stuck,

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