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Program to strip music and only get voice?
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<blockquote data-quote="Adric" data-source="post: 1422581" data-attributes="member: 245480"><p>Stripping vocals from the music (or vice versa) is a tricky thing to do and it doesn't work all that well on some songs.</p><p></p><p>The technique usually banks on the hope of the song having the vocals perfectly in phase with the instruments being somewhat out of phase.</p><p></p><p>In phase = sound appears to be "centered" between the two speakers.</p><p>Out of phase = sound becomes more dispersed and spread apart.</p><p></p><p>The technique relies on isolating the sound that's in phase and removing it leaving only the out of phase instruments.</p><p></p><p>Problem is that a lot of modern music doesn't do this all that much anymore and vocals will have a whole lot of effects to make the track sound "big". These effects usually involve dispersing the sound.</p><p>On the flip side, if any instruments are in phase with the vocals, you will remove those as well.</p><p></p><p>You can do this technique on just about any song but some are more difficult than others and it is not just a matter of selecting this option in a menu and clicking "process". Some tracks would be just a royal headache to attempt unless you are an industry veteran.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Adric, post: 1422581, member: 245480"] Stripping vocals from the music (or vice versa) is a tricky thing to do and it doesn't work all that well on some songs. The technique usually banks on the hope of the song having the vocals perfectly in phase with the instruments being somewhat out of phase. In phase = sound appears to be "centered" between the two speakers. Out of phase = sound becomes more dispersed and spread apart. The technique relies on isolating the sound that's in phase and removing it leaving only the out of phase instruments. Problem is that a lot of modern music doesn't do this all that much anymore and vocals will have a whole lot of effects to make the track sound "big". These effects usually involve dispersing the sound. On the flip side, if any instruments are in phase with the vocals, you will remove those as well. You can do this technique on just about any song but some are more difficult than others and it is not just a matter of selecting this option in a menu and clicking "process". Some tracks would be just a royal headache to attempt unless you are an industry veteran. [/QUOTE]
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