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Smilykrazy - Retired  |
Does anyone know of any programs where you can separate the vocal tracks from the music on mp3s? Kinda like a karaoke version of the song. So I basically just want the music without the singing. Im not even sure if there is such thing besides the karaoke way, but I figured id ask. Thanks for any info if you have it!  _______________ RIP MOM 06/29/58-07/31/08 Married to Koyi Donita 4/30/11 This post was edited by Smilykrazy on Nov 05 2005 09:52pm. |
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MOTREC - Student 
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if you can find the entire song in midi (which is quite possible) it usually already excludes the lyrics. you run that through a program like soundforge or fruity loops to add the right sound to the midi tracks. its alot of work for one song but if this is something you really want to do then this is an option. drawbacks: you have to really know how to work with midi files to get them to sound remotely close to the originals. takes a pretty long time to work them out. hf and gl MO ps: with mp3...you could try a "wave" editor that shows the song in wave signals and isolate the vocal signal and cancel it. this is EXTREMELY HARD and takes more time than doing the midi but an option just the same. This comment was edited by MOTREC on Nov 08 2005 11:39am. |
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Sared - Retired 
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What Tarpman said, and you would be using Audition or ProTools. Definatly not worth the effort.  _______________ I'm crazy, not stupid. |
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Mic Den Octela - Student 
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Get in touch with Jaiko... he spends way too much time on sound editing and stuff. He could prolly find the song your trying to fiddle with himself and then modify that one!  _______________ -Padawan of Virtue -Brother of Menaxia, *|irael, Krynn Adept, Majno, Ris Win Juljul, DaMi3N, Beowulf, Dash Starlight, Carrock and Yuken Zalak Bartender at Munes bar. Sir Mic of Nippledom! Proudly beating Wang, since '07. (Crackdown) |
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SaZ - Student 
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actually its possible to get that voice off your tracks! though most of times you will lose a bit of music, but with the right settings and after some testing you can achieve some quite good results  i did that quite some time ago with software called... cool edit pro 2001 _______________ playing jk3 since 30th of january (2005), member since 1st of february. [Unofficial Master to Vision and Z�diac ] If you can make a fool of yourself infront of 300 people you can do anything - Jaiko D'kana This comment was edited by SaZ on Nov 06 2005 10:41am. |
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Smilykrazy - Retired 
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ok ty all! _______________ RIP MOM 06/29/58-07/31/08 Married to Koyi Donita 4/30/11 |
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tarpman - The Tarped Avenger 
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MP3 files aren't stored in tracks. When the song is created, it is *recorded* as multitrack, yes, but then it is merged into a single-track, two-channel (left and right, i.e. stereo) WAV file before being recorded to CD, converted to MP3, etc. Like Orion said, if the song is recorded with the vocals all on one channel and the music all on the other channel, then you can separate the channels. This, however, is very rare - mainly because it sounds kind of weird to have nothing but words in one speaker and nothing but instrumentals in the other. To the best of my knowledge there is no automated process for separating mixed instruments and vocals. It is possible to do it by hand with sound editing software by manually zeroing out all the frequencies that the voice covers, but I doubt that's worth the effort. _______________ Saving the world, one kilobyte at a time. |
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Monteeeeeee - Nugget 
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CuZzA - Student 
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Yeah, do what Orion says _______________ - Even if Carlsberg made "w*nkers", Christiano Ronaldo would still be the biggest "w*nker" in the world |
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Orion - Retired 
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They only way would be to make sure the audio is on the left channel and music on the right channel... or the other way around, and you would still probably need to convert the mp3 back to a WAV file..There are some porgrams that *try* to do it but its not at all practical.. _______________ When a Man lies he murder's some part of the world. These are the pale deaths which men misscall there lives. All this I cannot bear to witness any longer. Cannot the kingdom of salvation take me home? -Cliff Burton Owner of Smily's 1900th comment | <Lady_Catherine> i love your sexy white socks! | (Lady_Catherine) i adore u! | (Lady_Catherine) onion (Lady_Catherine) i lub u |
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Gradius - Ex-Student 
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I'm not positive on this, but I'm pretty sure you can't isolate certain tracks within an MP3 without some sort of hardware mixer such as one found in recording studios. A smaller one of course. Otherwise, you'll probably need to find the instrumental versions of the MP3s you wish to use. _______________ - Proud padawan of Kueller. - We really are at the beginning of it all. The trick, of course, is to make sure we never find the end. - Bill Bryson, A Short History of Nearly Everything - <gen-e-sis-happy> Liek, you can train, liek, a n00b, but he'll just be a trained n00b... --> Wise words! - "daer SOE me likes your a company i am having your some money for letting me do stuff cos mes the best amd i do it all meself" - Slider |
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Monteeeeeee - Nugget
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Dunno if something like that would work http://www.vocaloid.com/en/introduction.html _______________ If you add me to MSN, tell me who you are
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