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  1. 16th Aug 2006 02:57 #1
    motleycool
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    Is there a free software to try that lets you do as the title says? So u have like a karaoke version?
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    Not 100% but depending on the audio source, you may have success with AnalogX Vocal Remover. If nothing else, it'll give you a feeling for what's possible and not (within reasonable efforts).

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    Vocal Remover is pretty good ubder certain circumstances. These are

    1. Clean source. If you have mp3 or similar compression, forget it. MP3 is particularly bad as it muddies the stereo field and makes removal impossible.

    2. Vocal Remover (and most other simple removers) work by inversing the phase of one channel, and overlaying it on the other. This cancels out any part of the sound wave that was identical in both channels. Often this is the vocals, but may also cancel out percussion, rhythm guitar, yet leave backing vocals on the track.
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