Re: Sincere Request
Clyde Lyman <[email protected]> Tue, 26 Sep 2017 10:56:16 +0000 (UTC)
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Just as an aside. the "traces of them that remain": could you run that mono track through a gate, which is the opposite of a compressor to silence the remains of the audio on the track? That is what's done in drum tracks when you want to isolate for separate processing, a recorded track, usually a bass, snare or both, from the slightly audible bleed through by other recorded drumkit components
From: Lin Sprague <[email protected]>
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Sent: Monday, September 25, 2017 5:52 PM
Subject: Re: [Audacity-users] Sincere Request
On 9/24/2017 6:27 AM, Tsim wrote:
> a)If I would like to remove the vocal from the KARAOKE VIDEO SONGS (e.g.
> downloaded from Youtube and/or a karaoke disc which is having the video
> image and vocal singing and music), which software of Audacity should I
> use so that the vocal voice can be removed from the song (I hope to use
> both the background video image and music for my singing karaoke);
>
> b)Which software of Audacity should I use so that I can re-produce a
> KARAOKE VIDEO DISC/FILE by using some new songs and pictures as
> background for my singing of karaoke?
You should be aware that Audacity is an audio-only editor. You can't use
it to edit video. If you can extract the video soundtrack, you can edit
and process it to your heart's content, but then you have to get it back
into the video file. I have done that before, but I forget which tool I
used.
Your best bet for removing the vocal from a song is by the process
called OOPS (Out Of Phase Stereo). That involves inverting one of the
channels then summing both channels to mono. That will have the effect
of cancelling out anything that's in the exact center of the stereo
image - which is usually the lead vocal, bass, bass drum, and lead/solo
instruments. Traces of those instruments will probably remain, though.
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