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Posted on Feb 22, 2005 03:02 pm
jonathanhipkiss
Member Since: Dec 07, 2004
I heard some1 talk about some software that you can use to take the vocals or a sax off their backing tracks any one no how it’s done?
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Feb 22, 2005 03:03 pm Nothing can do it perfectly. Most of it is done by EQing relavent frequencies out of the spectrum of fi you have a solo chunk of the instrument you can possibly have an app that will "learn" that sound and remove it, which is the theory that noize reduction apps work on.
That said, it's a very imperfect science.
Feb 22, 2005 03:16 pm alotta programs just take the center (mono) out which is where the vocals usually are...
Feb 23, 2005 07:00 am thanx guys but 'alotta program' im a bit stupid whats that mean
BleakA small pie will soon be eatenMember
Since: Aug 26, 2004
Feb 23, 2005 09:09 am Programs - A lot, there of
Feb 23, 2005 11:24 am yeah sorry, my southern accent (that i accually don't have in real life) is kinda hard to understand...many programs....i don't know the specific name of one off the top of my head...if ya do a google search for "vocal remover vst" i'm sure somethin' will come up.
peace
wyd
Feb 24, 2005 11:16 am sorry now i read it agian i get it lol
thanx
Feb 24, 2005 10:50 pm Here's a free one I just found. I used it on Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone". Actually, quite amazingly it did rip out the vocals. Of course, it really messed up the overall harmonic balance of the track as well, but you can't have everything!
Jim
Here's the link:
www.guitargearheads.com/m...ewcat.php?cid=9
