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  • MiraiGurl
    FFR Player
    • Apr 2004
    • 55
    #1

    Removing a Voice Track

    Yo! I'm trying to remove the voice track from a .wma so I can make a karaoke background for a tryout on Tuesday. Can anyone help me figure out how to do this before it's too late for me?

    Btw, it's a simple song. It has one voice and on back-ups.

    Any help you all can give me is really appreciated!! Thanks in advance!
    Ja matta ne!
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    • Mindfields
      Banned
      • Dec 2004
      • 1566
      #2
      RE: Removing a Voice Track

      You came to the right place. I'm not talented in the sound editing process, but I'm sure that there are quite a bit of artists in these forums, so they should know.

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        • MiraiGurl
          FFR Player
          • Apr 2004
          • 55
          #3
          yeah. I figured that a lot of talented computer people would be on here, who could help me out. ^^

          I'M COUNTING ON YOU GUYS!!
          Ja matta ne!

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            • alainbryden
              Seen your member
              FFR Simfile Author
              • Dec 2003
              • 2873
              #4
              You came to the right place.
              ... just the wrong forum.
              ~NEIGH

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                • MiraiGurl
                  FFR Player
                  • Apr 2004
                  • 55
                  #5
                  Well, which forum should this go in? The site admins moved it here.
                  Ja matta ne!

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                    • Cenright
                      You thought I was a GUY?!
                      • Sep 2003
                      • 3139
                      #6
                      Don't worry, you are in the right forum now, you just started in the wrong forum.
                      http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...Cube_in_55.mpg

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                        • jewpinthethird
                          (The Fat's Sabobah)
                          FFR Music Producer
                          • Nov 2002
                          • 11711
                          #7
                          No, you cant remove a voice track from an sound file.

                          SpookG said it best:

                          Imagine that a song is like a cake. You cant take the eggs out of the cake once it is finished.

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                            • nforcer06164
                              FFR Player
                              • Mar 2003
                              • 4772
                              #8
                              You could use a voice removal tool, like the included one in Adobe Audition 1.5, but the best you're going to get is muffled voices and overall diminished quality.

                              I'll back up jewpin in case you're not sure. You cannot remove voices from songs once they are complete. I used to think it was possible, but I've known for a while now that it's not.

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                                • MiraiGurl
                                  FFR Player
                                  • Apr 2004
                                  • 55
                                  #9
                                  Awww man. Oh well, thanks you guys.
                                  Ja matta ne!

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                                    • Porgy
                                      FFR Player
                                      • Jul 2003
                                      • 218
                                      #10
                                      it depends what frequencies the vocals are on. You can use filters that will allow all frequencies except the one you designate to filter through. This however is not at all easy to do and will also filter out any instrumentals that are on the frequency too. sooooooooo..... in short there is no efficient way to do it.
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                                        • Aerogroove
                                          FFR Player
                                          • Jul 2004
                                          • 140
                                          #11
                                          what alot of dj's to get or remove is just get an eq with alot of bands. eq the hell out of it until you get a sufficient amount of vocal out. eq the music after eqing the vocals out so it sounds a little better. then add a little reverb over the top to smooth it out a bit.

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                                            • sleeplessdragn
                                              ~Bang that beat Harder~
                                              FFR Simfile Author
                                              FFR Music Producer
                                              • Jan 2004
                                              • 2321
                                              #12
                                              What Shox is talking about involves splitting the stereo track and editing out the center frequency, I think by inverting one side and changing them both to monotone, then remixing both tracks. I've done this using Audacity, and I've gotten a decent product. Expect to lose certain frequencies this way though, mostly of the lower scale.

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