Removing vocal
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stonepiano
Member
think about like this.
you're making cookies.
You've got eggs, sugar, milk, chocolate, etc.
you put them all in a bowl and mix it up.
ok, now take the eggs out...
see what I mean?
That said, you can try to find some plug ins called vocal removers that zero in on audio sources not panned and in the vocal frequency range but these filters will take out much of the music, altering it drastically.
good luck, tho.
stone
you're making cookies.
You've got eggs, sugar, milk, chocolate, etc.
you put them all in a bowl and mix it up.
ok, now take the eggs out...
see what I mean?
That said, you can try to find some plug ins called vocal removers that zero in on audio sources not panned and in the vocal frequency range but these filters will take out much of the music, altering it drastically.
good luck, tho.
stone
Track Rat
Just Your Average Sized Member
The method eluded to involves inverting the phase of one of the stereo channels and then collapsing it to mono. Anything that is panned to the center, like vocals, will be phase canceled and sort of removed. Also things like bass, kick, snare, etc, will also be removed (removed isn't really what happens, more like attenuated and made to sound very strange).
stonepiano
Member
good call, TrackRat.
I forgot that they used phase cancelling instead of EQ. Still, what I've heard of them is consistently garbage-y.
I forgot that they used phase cancelling instead of EQ. Still, what I've heard of them is consistently garbage-y.