Does anyone know the name of a delayering program, where you can import a song and split it in different sounds, and remove or add/edit sounds. Preferable nothing too complicated
Basically what I am trying to do is remove 1 sound and exchange it for another sound in another song. Is that even possible?
i really dont think that type of program exists. unless pro tools does it. but thats a million dollars. if it were that easy, everyone would remix songs
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May-29-2004 15:55
euphoria
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With the type of technology that we have today, it should be just that easy. Pro tools is a million dollars? whoah.
hmmm i can not relate to this program... i am surround by my vinyls
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May-29-2004 17:40
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ive been using MMP pro for like 4 years now...good prog...i learned how to blend on tables with MMP. Now my table technique is better cuz of it.
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May-29-2004 18:19
Vlad
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There is no program that I know of that splits music files into individual sound clips. Remember not everything is made with computers, so how what a computer know what sounds to split. The only way it is possible is if someone makes/re-makes the song in Logic, Cubase, Reason, Sonar, etc... that way it is in a format that the computer and program can read.
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May-29-2004 20:19
Shamez214
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Location: Basin City
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Originally posted by Vlad
There is no program that I know of that splits music files into individual sound clips. Remember not everything is made with computers, so how what a computer know what sounds to split. The only way it is possible is if someone makes/re-makes the song in Logic, Cubase, Reason, Sonar, etc... that way it is in a format that the computer and program can read.
exactly... remixes are usually made one of these 2 ways. the remixer completely remakes the song, using the same melodies, etc. or the original artist gives the remixer his original work and lets the remixer do what he wants.
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