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Need some help putting a MP3 and movie file together.

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Hi,
So a little backround, i sing and ive started to write some of my own songs and ive recorded then using Garage Band, then sending them to itunes and saving then as a Mp3. But when i sang these songs, i also recorded myself of a vid camara and i have that file now on the computer. But im not sure how i put these 2 files together as one, so i can post it on youtube.
Can sombody please let me know how to do it.
If it can;t be done, i can re-record it using a webcam and garage band, but still then the same question applys.
 
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Well you could try using iMovie, only problem is that it might not be in sync with your lips? >_<"
 
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CrimsonRequiem said:
Well you could try using iMovie, only problem is that it might not be in sync with your lips? >_<"
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No, but it a very easy fix in iMovie, because you can drag the sound file to sync with the video file.
 
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also, fcp is a very professional editing tool. It can allow u to edd audio track to your video
 

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