Removing cheers from a song?

[SilverBlade]

Is it possible to remove the cheers of a crowd from a song? What program would you use?

[BJ_M]

any audio editing program ... pretty well ..

soundforge
goldwave
wavelab

are some popular ones ..

[guns1inger]

If the cheering is mixed into the audio, expect to spend a lot of time working with the equalizer and other filters.

[Jester700]

If it's mixed in, don't expect a lot. Audience noise is a constantly changing, broad spectrum noise; much harder to remove than hum or tape hiss. Maybe try to reduce it a little to make it less annoying, but don't think you can get an audience-free recording from it.

[DEMEN]

Adobe Audition would do that job for you. It will eliminate the cheers and replace it with cool effects intro (or sometime just cut the cheer and go strait to the song...) randomly. I remember once my younger brother ripped the audio out of the live concert DVD and used this software to eliminate the background cheers (sometime it mixed w/music) and best of all, it'll do the job automatically!!!

[babyboo]

Adobe Audition would do that job for you. It will eliminate the cheers and replace it with cool effects intro (or sometime just cut the cheer and go strait to the song...) randomly. I remember once my younger brother ripped the audio out of the live concert DVD and used this software to eliminate the background cheers (sometime it mixed w/music) and best of all, it'll do the job automatically!!!

Really??? Unless that is a feature that Adobe added, my Cool Edit Pro doesn't do that, and I am not quite sure HOW it would automatically since the background would be dynamic.

[DEMEN]

Oh yeah, I see... I'm not sure either...
But hey... check this out in the "Automatic click/pop elimination" section
http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/pdfs/audition_nfhs.pdf