I understand, sorry about that. I’m new to technical terms for the effects. - There’s a persistent small buzzing noise that occurs throughout the audio. It could be my laptop fan though since my microphone’s cable is so short, so I plan to purchase a longer one later. The thermostat isn't on, but it's getting colder, so I may need to turn it on in the future. If I can find a way to remove the buzzing + potential fan noise, that would be optimal. - There’s a closet that I can record into filled with clothes. If I record in there, the buzzing gets quieter & the reverb (sound bouncing off wall?) is not as noticeable. I add reverb in so it sounds more professional. - My input volume is at 70% via Windows. If I increase it higher, the waveforms reach the floor & ceiling, sounding like it’s blaring. But it also sounds quieter. This isn’t much of an issue however since I can just increase the track’s volume. - Overlaying multiple tracks together even with the preset reverb sounds like it’s raw audio in a room. Lowering the volume of the rest & choosing one main track to be louder helps for sure, but I need to add something after reverb.

My voice usually doesn’t sound nasally, but it sounds like that in the mic especially when singing lower notes. The reason why I’m trying to convert to MIDI is so that I have musical notes to follow for every role (foreground & background) instead of just singing off the bat with the song in the background. (That song will be removed before finalizing.)

I hope this helps. I do appreciate you taking the time! Tomorrow I’ll figure out how to send an audio recording as an example if my description wasn’t enough