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[dazofdarlo]

is there a program about that ur able to remove the vocals from a certain track and be left with the backround music ??

[mEtRiX]

Maybe Cubase, but I'm not certain.

[dazofdarlo]

no luck with cubase, metrix but thanx anyway think ill just leave it as it is reading through some other variations i found on Google seems a bit mind boggling wasn't that important anyhow thanx anyway :)

[srikarr12]

u can download avrack realtek player its got a lot of features including blocking out the vocals. But its doesnt work on a few since it varies on how the song was put to together.:)

[Raymond]

I've seen "karaoke" software that claims to do that but I've never tried it.

[dazofdarlo]

ill give it a go thanx srikarr12, also i heard of karaoke software to raymond ill check it out thanx !!

[In-f3st]

The problem is that 99% of songs (mp3s, wavs etc...) are in stereo.
Before a song is released the same had to be mixed and then mastered.

Meaning that all the channels that were recorded are "molten" into one (mono) or two (stereo) channels.
After that there is no way that you could extract single channels.

I think that if there is any software it's based on frequencies and these can be separated but that doesn't separate single instruments/vocals...

So what you would get would be a bunch of senseless audio...

Still if you find something that proves me wrong please do post ;)

[Michael Y]

One time, I was fooling around with an equalizer, and I some how managed to get only the vocals and no music. I did some more foolin' around and got it to play only music. This was a long time ago and I think I was using Nero's SoundTrax.