Two mics used, want to remove one recorded voice...how?

[kpoman]

I have an audio track that I ripped from my wedding tape. There were to microphones used to record the audio. In the background is our wedding singer and in the foreground is mine and my wifes voices. What software could I use to remove mine and my wifes voices and keep the wedding singers voice in the background? Thanks.

[guns1inger]

Are they on seperate channels, or mixed together ?

If mixed, I would suggest you are screwed. A commercial recording you might have a chance - it is possible to remove the vocals from a CD track, although you often leave a thin, weedy recording - but off a video recording . . . . If the vocals are on a single channel, probably, if not - good luck.

[kpoman]

I do believe the vocals are on seperate channels. What software or guides would you recommend? Thanks.

[lumis]

audacity would do the trick.. just import the audio track, and delete the channel that contains the happy couples voices.. then copy the channel with the wedding singer on it to the channel that was removed.

[edDV]

What kind of camcorder recorded this tape? High end camcorders are usually required to record 4 tracks in one pass.

Listen to left and right channels. Is the audio separate? In the camcorder menus you will find a mixer for channel 1 and channel 2.

[kpoman]

Thanks for the tip Lumis, I'll give it a shot!