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FDP Forum / Sing, Sing, Sing! - Vocalist's Forum / Technology/software to isolate harmony vocals and other parts?
FDP Forum / Sing, Sing, Sing! - Vocalist's Forum / Technology/software to isolate harmony vocals and other parts?
jellybones
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Supoib! --Curly Howard Apr 8th, 2013 09:43 AM Edit Profile
Trying to separate out harmonies from lead vocals on songs we'd like to cover and having a heck of a time. Four singers in the band and for now, we just want to get as close to the original recording before going off and tweaking it our way.
Can anyone suggest an app or software to do this?
gmanNJ
Joisey
Official Brew Master of ClamfestApr 8th, 2013 10:26 AM Edit Profile
if you have the original stereo audio you can use Audacity (its free)
Audacity has a way of removing the lead vocals if they are panned center. leads are usually panned center and harmonies panned left or right (sometimes both)
open the song and then select the entire song and go to effect/vocal remover (for center panned vocals)and let it do its thing
normally wht it doesis not toally remove the vocals but makes them very low in the mix so other things stand out
hope this helps
nokiesiu1221
Hong KongAug 22nd, 2016 11:36 AM Edit Profile
hey i was just trying this but there is not an option for center panned vocals instead it just has a vocal remover option why is this happening and how can i fix it
gmanNJ
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JoiseyAug 22nd, 2016 11:57 AM Edit Profile
It considers the vocals to be the lead vocals. Remove the vocals and the lead vocals come out or more than likely have a much lower volume. Vocal remover takes out center panned vocals. Old Beatles tracks where vocals are not centered may have issues but for most stereo tracks this works.
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