what program takes vocals out of songs?

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what program takes vocals out of songs?

Basically, the answer is 'none' because it can't be done. On the other
hand Prosoniq [1] has tried [2] and, judging from the quality of their
other products, it might work just a bit.

[1] http://www.prosoniq.com
[2]
http://products.prosoniq.com/cgi-bin/register?service=showdetail&refno=10

Johann
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From my experience, none consistently and satisfactorily....to do so
involves phase inversion of a stereo image, and most modern recordings are
mixed so intricately, that the results are usually unsatisfactory.
The best 'attempt' could be Adobe Audition (formally Cool Edit Pro) and it's
Centre Channel Extractor process.




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what program takes vocals out of songs?

What flavour? on stereo analog vinyl discs or on digital media?

The usual way to "remove" vocals is to invert the polarity of one channel, then
sum them. This perfectly cancels any strictly mono (components). However,
components "near" the center are weakened, and the signal is no mono.

Try this. Find a high-quality Dolby Pro-Logic decoder. Run the signal through
it, discarding the Center output and keeping the Left and Right. There are
likely to be audible artifcats, but you'll have to try it and see whether it
meets your needs.

The first paragraph should read...

The usual way to "remove" vocals is to invert the polarity of one channel,
then
sum them. This perfectly cancels any strictly mono (center) components.
However, components "near" the center are weakened, and the signal is
now mono.

"William Sommerwerck" wrote in message ...

The first paragraph should read...


Writers.... you're reposting over a missing 'w' ?? I blazed right
through it and knew exactly what you meant, but I guess there might
be 'implications' if one didn't know.

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what program takes vocals out of songs?

I do it all the time in Audition's multitrack editor. I just mute the vocal
channel(s) and voila, the vocal(s) are taken out of the song.

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what program takes vocals out of songs?

I do it all the time in Audition's multitrack editor. I just mute the
vocal
channel(s) and voila, the vocal(s) are taken out of the song.


What program ? The government's new program TVOOSI "Take Vocals Out Of
Songs Intiative". The aim is to totally eradicate vocalists from the blight
they impose of otherwise great music.

Or if you are in PC-world, try the DX plugin VREMOVER from www.analogx.com
which automatically does the inverting/summing thang. Unfortunately that
process removed all 'centre' info , which usually includes bass. Works fine
of centre-panned untreated vox, but any stereo process, reverb, etc will
reduce the effectiveness.


geoff

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What program ? The government's new program TVOOSI "Take Vocals Out Of
Songs Intiative". The aim is to totally eradicate vocalists from the
blight
they impose of otherwise great music.

Nah, he does it the same way that I do - open the session, look for the
track labeled, "Lead Vocal", "Vox", or whatever nomenclature I used when I
recorded the tracks, and then I hit the "Mute" button. It's easy, really.

Oh, wait - the original poster meant that he wanted to take the vocals out
of recordings that he didn't create? Why would he want to do that?

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"Dave Martin" wrote in message
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"Geoff Wood" wrote in message
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What program ? The government's new program TVOOSI "Take Vocals Out Of
Songs Intiative". The aim is to totally eradicate vocalists from the
blight
they impose of otherwise great music.

Nah, he does it the same way that I do - open the session, look for the
track labeled, "Lead Vocal", "Vox", or whatever nomenclature I used when I
recorded the tracks, and then I hit the "Mute" button. It's easy, really.

Oh, wait - the original poster meant that he wanted to take the vocals out
of recordings that he didn't create? Why would he want to do that?

Sing-along sundtrack. AKA Karaoeke.

geoff

"Geoff Wood" wrote in message
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Oh, wait - the original poster meant that he wanted to take the vocals
out
of recordings that he didn't create? Why would he want to do that?

Sing-along sundtrack. AKA Karaoeke.

Ah.

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Dave Martin
DMA, Inc
Nashville, TN

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what program takes vocals out of songs?


Saturday Night Live, especially when that Simpson girl is featured.

Craig