CUDDY613
hey,
i wanna try it out and was wondering if i can download a trial version for a MAC?
Thanks
CUDDY613
edit: and how do i pull the lyrics out of a song, so its just someone singing not with the beat
i wanna try it out and was wondering if i can download a trial version for a MAC?
Thanks
CUDDY613
edit: and how do i pull the lyrics out of a song, so its just someone singing not with the beat
Mensajes Mon 09 Feb 09 @ 7:58 pm
dizzyrocks2001
There is no trial version for Mac at the moment.
As for removing the vocals from a track; not possible unless you have the original master tape from the studio.
As for removing the vocals from a track; not possible unless you have the original master tape from the studio.
Mensajes Tue 10 Feb 09 @ 12:33 pm
djjoemunson
Not entirely true, Dizzy. In fact, you can do it with VDJ (you need the inverter function, which I think only works in the PC version).
See here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcdd7DH1PPw
You can also do this in Cubase (LE and up). You won't get perfect results, but you can get pretty darn close.
The theory:
By reversing the phase of the instrumental track, you cause destructive interference to the original. If the instrumental version is a perfect match in quality to the original song's instrumental track, and you've lined everything up correctly, you should end up with only vocals.
Happy mashing,
J
See here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcdd7DH1PPw
You can also do this in Cubase (LE and up). You won't get perfect results, but you can get pretty darn close.
The theory:
By reversing the phase of the instrumental track, you cause destructive interference to the original. If the instrumental version is a perfect match in quality to the original song's instrumental track, and you've lined everything up correctly, you should end up with only vocals.
Happy mashing,
J
Mensajes Tue 10 Feb 09 @ 6:01 pm