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Vocals Question
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| JeeDSounds |
Hey guys, I know i will be a "noob" for asking it but .. when you don't know, you don't know! :P
Where do all the DJs find the acapellas of any songs they want to remix?
I can't find 90% of all acapellas i want to make a remix... :(
Thanks for you help! ;) |
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| turpentine |
http://www.acapellas4u.co.uk/
or do a google search. if you can't find it on google in 5 mins it's probably not available and you'll need to contact the artist |
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| JeeDSounds |
@DJ Thanks for the link ;)
| quote: | Originally posted by turpentine
http://www.acapellas4u.co.uk/
or do a google search. if you can't find it on google in 5 mins it's probably not available and you'll need to contact the artist |
Oh ok Thanks ;) Contacting artist when your a "not known" and she don't know you.. Good Luck! haha xD |
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| oFFbalaNce |
| Actually, I once contacted Annies recordlabel for the acapella of Annie - Heartbeat. They sent it within a week. She's not a very famous artist, but it only takes 5 minutes to write a mail, so why not try if you really like some vocals :) |
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| mathieu |
| quote: | Originally posted by CalvP
Adding to acapellas4u...
Blacklabelled
Find Sounds (Audio Search Engine)
With oFFbalaNce on this too, it's always worth a cheeky email. Dance music is "in" atm, so a remix could be seen as a great opportunity to get their artist into a totally different market (read trendy) for no outlay. Don't forget to be a little "economic with the truth" shall we say:p
If all else fails, if you can find the instrumental, there are ways to isolate a vocal alongside the original. Celemony melodyne dna can also do something similar:) |
that black labeled site is great man, thanks! |
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