is there a program where i can block out musical instraments

and just keep vocals??

Thanks.

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

Probably not. I believe most standard albums/CD's/Songs "compress" all vocals, instruments etc that would be recorded in seperate channels, into one big clump to prevent people extracting the drums from a song, for example and using them for something else.

But you'd need programs like Cakewalk, Protools, Sound Forge I think.

It's been donkies since I messed with music like that.

I may be wrong though.

Chet. You're not posting karaoke, and none of us are going to assist you in it.

//edit: Oh. Never mind. It's early and I'm stuck at home getting nervous of the big scary white bits outside coming to attack me.

I'll just go quietly.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/07/2007 09:47AM by gav.

get him my pretties

Hmm I didnt think it was possilbe

nevermind..!

and lol and gav :p

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

There are some programs that allegedly blot out vocals (by wiping out most of the mid-range), but these are generally rubbish. However, unless you have a MIDI file, i doubt you can remove instruments.

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aren't midi files like boop bop booop boooop bop booop?

MikaHalpinen Wrote:
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> aren't midi files like boop bop booop boooop bop
> booop?


boop bop booop boooop bop boooop


Jenson drives it like he owns it; Lewis drives it like he stole it

god i'm so out of touch with today's midi files

Despicable.

is there a program where i can block out musical instraments and vocals? I know someone who has a Keane cd...

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RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael

:p no1 has said anything till now lol

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

-Mikey- Wrote:
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> Probably not. I believe most standard
> albums/CD's/Songs "compress" all vocals,
> instruments etc that would be recorded in seperate
> channels, into one big clump to prevent people
> extracting the drums from a song, for example and
> using them for something else.
>
> But you'd need programs like Cakewalk, Protools,
> Sound Forge I think.
>
> It's been donkies since I messed with music like
> that.
>
> I may be wrong though.


Compression is a completely different thing my friend. The reason we can't seperate out all the parts isn't because music producers are evil, it's because a CD is a stereo recording (once mixed and mastered etc.) so it only has two channels of audio: left and right. So the only true way to get rid of vocals is ask the record company very very nicely for an instrumental version.

Haha, hmm

Anyway thankyou.

I was wondering because i listened to a song, one of those v's songs, ie 2 different songs, and it had the vocals from a favourite track of mine, just not the music..

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

Not really helpful, but I have a few studio "raw" stuff from Songs For The Deaf (Queens of the Stoneage). They are the pure drum tracks (Dave Grohl's <33333). So you can only hear his drums - but I have a couple where you can vaguely hear Josh Homme "humming" for his backing vocals.

Muy cool.

nah, Chet likes FlyMcBusted, so i doubt he'd want any Foo tracks

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RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael

I loved Busted. I was contacted to be in the 'You Said No' video, ironically and literally I had to say no because I was at school. Lol, Not even joking, I guess the best pun for that is 'It's what I go to School For'.


Jenson drives it like he owns it; Lewis drives it like he stole it

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> I loved Busted. I was contacted to be in the 'You
> Said No' video, ironically and literally I had to
> say no because I was at school. Lol, Not even
> joking, I guess the best pun for that is 'It's
> what I go to School For'.

..... :/

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> MikaHalpinen Wrote:
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> > aren't midi files like boop bop booop boooop
> bop
> > booop?
>
>
> boop bop booop boooop bop boooop

Danm was correct. Nah, some of them aren't too bad nowadays, as long as a decent synth is used.

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dont get ya hopes up but i remeber this program at skool that would do that but i dont know wots its called but i think this prgram did it, thought i would just tease ya and tell ya that.


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