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How to get the vocals from a song?
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| DJ_Hailstone |
I think the thread name explains everything:D
I would like to make acappellas from my favourite vocal trax. |
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| Pillow One |
i dont thinks thats possible unless u got super-badass-shezel-dezel filter...
if u want to take the vocals out of ur favourite tracks contact the original artist and ask for it...
heh tuogh i dont think ull have it since it has the copyrights and stuff thingy
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| DJ_Hailstone |
| I understand that it cant be done flawlessly, I am just asking for a good tool/filter/dunnowhat which can do it. |
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| DJ Twenty |
| Please will someone PIN a thread at the top explaining the fact this is not possible! |
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| everyMan |
Here is also an useful tool you must try :
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| DJ_Hailstone |
| quote: | Originally posted by everyMan
Here is also an useful tool you must try :
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I´ve already discovered it, amazing tool, but there´s a big problem with it:
I am lazy :D |
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| flamingopikken |
I've heard it can be done, if you have the instrumental version of the track.
You syncronize the 2 tracks, and 'pull' the vocals outta it. Can't remember the exact technique.. Can anyone confirm this? |
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| Freak |
And: http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=223491
the best you can do is use several good bandpass filters, sme good parametrics and a paragraphic eq, and a gate, compressor and various other things.
Will be useable-depending on your approach to prodution and mixing- but in isolation you will hear elements of the original still.
Been asked a million times before- and I am sure you wont be the last one either.
Phase inversion is not particuarly great- would work fine if every single instrument or part was confined to a set frequency that didnt overlap or clash- but this is the real world. |
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| Analog Artisan |
| quote: | Originally posted by flamingopikken
I've heard it can be done, if you have the instrumental version of the track.
You syncronize the 2 tracks, and 'pull' the vocals outta it. Can't remember the exact technique.. Can anyone confirm this? |
I believe its called "phase inversion" |
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| flamingopikken |
| quote: | Originally posted by Analog Artisan
I believe its called "phase inversion" |
Okay great, thanks for that. So it CAN be done? |
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| Analog Artisan |
| quote: | Originally posted by everyMan
Here is also an useful tool you must try :
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I gave that a shot.. played the track with the vocals in it with Adobe audition and when they started singing.. I hit the search button.. but no vocals got taken out of the song.. can you write a FAQ for this tool?
is there a VST version of the search button??
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| Analog Artisan |
| quote: | Originally posted by flamingopikken
Okay great, thanks for that. So it CAN be done? |
Kind of.. dependant on many factors..
1) most instrumentals are not just the album version with missing lyrics, the BPM may be slightly different.. there may be added instruments/sounds.
2) the album version will have different compression/effects than the instrumental.. so the phase inversion wont quite clean it all up
you will never get an accapella IMO good and clean enough to use on a professional mix, but its good enough for stuffing around for the most part. |
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