Is There A Program That Can Do This?

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Posted by Rinster on Apr-02-2006 09:02:

Is There A Program That Can Do This?

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that seperates the vocals, synths, fx's, basslines, kicks etc from a track?

Posted by fr0st on Apr-02-2006 09:11:

Yep, paypal me 20US and ill hook you up.

Posted by BOOsTER on Apr-02-2006 09:13:

I'll tell for 19.95,-

Posted by Rinster on Apr-02-2006 09:27:

Posted by richg101 on Apr-02-2006 10:00:

lol - i wish i had that much cash..

Posted by Mav 3000 on Apr-02-2006 10:13:

Someone said on here a few days ago - "once you make a cake, you can't seperate the eggs".

Kinda sums it up

Posted by T-Soma on Apr-02-2006 10:23:

Im suprised at the lack of flamming.
Is this the calm before the storm?

Posted by Storyteller on Apr-02-2006 10:28:

you suck tommy

Posted by mzvirbulis on Apr-02-2006 12:16:

yeah i think it was an april fools joke! im hoping

Posted by T-Soma on Apr-02-2006 12:33:

thanks i apreciate the .
i see your and raise you a

Posted by Storyteller on Apr-02-2006 13:30:

I give you a ... Well I'll buy you one... I'm not gay.

Posted by thoughtlessjex on Apr-02-2006 14:50:

I've heard of VST's that interface with your mind, and if you focus on an element really hard, it pops out in its own wave file.

They're kinda dodgy, though. If you don't focus, the sound jumps all over the place.

Posted by wrzonance on Apr-02-2006 18:51:

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Originally posted by thoughtlessjex
I've heard of VST's that interface with your mind, and if you focus on an element really hard, it pops out in its own wave file.

They're kinda dodgy, though. If you don't focus, the sound jumps all over the place.

I've heard of worse results with those same VSTs. A lot of users tried seperating elements from DJ Sammy tracks and the program ended up back-fireing, and the user went completely insane.

Sad stuff. Gotta be careful.