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Dynamitri
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Joined: Jan, 2009
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 Posted - 2009/01/27 : 14:30:00
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Originally posted by Shades_of_Grey:
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Originally posted by Dynamitri:
OK - let's make things clear. It is not possible.
then explain this.......
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=onw8y4st4VY
Straight outta description section:
"This method rarely works perfectly". Indeed it does.
As I've said, there are ways that might approximate a clear a cappella and/or an instrumental, after substracting the spectrum of one file from another. The thing is, it rarely works, because for it to work, they would have to be of identical quality, dynamics, ambience etc. I was referring to the plain a cappella and/or instrumental, that you find on some single releases. But, of course, there are VSTs or effect plug-ins that might get you close to the desired effect. Nonetheless, these work in a way that render truncating some of the vocals/backing track unavoidable. It might not be that much noticeable in your own track that uses that kind of sample, after you have mixed it yourself, but still - it won't be a "complete cancellation" of vocals/backing track, and - from what I can see - that is what the OP was referring to :)
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scottyando
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Posted - 2009/01/27 : 18:08:03
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Originally posted by Dynamitri:
yea, .wav's are okay, it's not a lossy format. what midi keyboard u're gonna have? i have bought the novation x-station 49 and i'm really happy with it. midi keyboard + built-in synth + audio interface, so basically a mobile studio in one rack, lol!
sounds good, ive ordered:
BEHRINGER UMX 25
BEHRINGER UCA 202
There low budget but perfect for me as im new to pro recording.
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