In my Soundtrap project, I used cutting, copying, pasting, and moving audio clips to build the structure of my track. Cutting helped me remove parts I didn’t like, and copying and pasting made it easy to repeat sections that sounded good. Moving clips around helped me fix timing issues so everything lined up right with the beat.
I also adjusted the volume of each track to make sure no sound was too loud or too quiet. I used panning to place some sounds more to the left or right side, which made the song feel wider and more interesting. I added a little reverb effect to my vocal track to give it a more natural and smooth sound.
One challenge I had was getting everything to sound balanced. At first, some sounds were clashing or too loud, but I fixed it by lowering the volume of certain tracks and using EQ to clean them up. A helpful tip that worked for me was to listen to the whole track with headphones and make small adjustments each time I played it back.
That really helped make the final mix sound clean and more professional.
