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  1. 31st Jan 2008 02:10 #1
    Shoyriazu
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    Ok my friend would like to extract the vocals of a song.

    He has tried center channel audio extract but unfortunately the guitar happens to pull out with the voice.

    He is asking if there is a way to cancel frequencies using a karaoke and original.

    For example, he has the original version of the song and the karaoke version of the song. He wants the karaoke to be a noise canceller, silencing any sounds that are similiar to it, thus erasing all the instruments and leaving behind the vocals.

    Is there a way to use this using Adobe Audition? Or even Audacity maybe?
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  2. 31st Jan 2008 02:39 #2
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    Short answer - no. Unless the karaoke version is in fact the original recording sans vocals. This is rarely the case.
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    https://forum.videohelp.com/topic343938.html
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