Does anyone know how to strip the vocals out of an mp3 to essentially make it a karaoke version of the song? Is there a program that will do this relatively easy for you? Or is this process way too complicated to explain over the innerwebs? TIA.
Does anyone know how to strip the vocals out of an mp3 to essentially make it a karaoke version of the song? Is there a program that will do this relatively easy for you? Or is this process way too complicated to explain over the innerwebs? TIA.
Google is your friend.
like this?
http://www.analogx.com/contents/down...o/vremover.htm
Real Name: Mark
M, I'm sure there must be some karaoke bar that has "Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw" in its library. We'll keep looking. Everything doesn't have to be a DIY project, for heaven' sake.
Ok I will try this out. Thanks. And VK, I will get you some Shania Twain songs. Since those seem to be popular at karaoke night.Originally Posted by sooner_born_1960
Hee hee.
Right now, she's probably up singing some white trash version of Shania Karaoke...
VK?
Oh oh, I've got a good one!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpWPeZmMCIo
I can't get this to work. I'm trying to do it in Winamp. Hmmm....
Woo dog I figured it out!
Unfortunately, in the songs I've tried so far, it's stripping out the instrumentals and leaving the vocals.
Unfortunately, in the songs I've tried so far, it's stripping out the instrumentals and leaving the vocals.
I'm not happy until you're not happy.
Unless the vocals are on an entirely separate track from the rest of the song (which is highly unlikely in a format as compressed as mp3) the best you can do is use a program to strip out the frequency bands that mostly carry the human voice. However, this will also strip out any istrumental parts that play in the same range, which will also kill a lot of horns, mid-range guitar, keyboards, etc.
So the answer is: without some pro-quality mixing software AND a copy of the tune in all its original tracks (which pretty much no one outside of the recording studio will have), you're not really going to be able to achieve what you're wanting.
Sorry to be a downer.
... that's not food.
I think I am falling in love with M.
It could be the Boulevard Wheat.
Could be the gonja.
Could be the Nutella thread.
Could be all of the above.
Thats what the internet is for--slandering others anonymously.
Sorry to be a downer.
Bazinga
i've heard of newsgroups where you can download karaoke songs
i'm not enough of a nerd to use/need newsgroups though
i'd bet they are on bittorrent somewhere as well
what song(s) are you looking for?
Get in line, dude.
Unless the vocals are on an entirely separate track from the rest of the song (which is highly unlikely in a format as compressed as mp3) the best you can do is use a program to strip out the frequency bands that mostly carry the human voice. However, this will also strip out any istrumental parts that play in the same range, which will also kill a lot of horns, mid-range guitar, keyboards, etc.
So the answer is: without some pro-quality mixing software AND a copy of the tune in all its original tracks (which pretty much no one outside of the recording studio will have), you're not really going to be able to achieve what you're wanting.
Sorry to be a downer.
Ahhh...the old strip out the frequency bands that mostly carry the human voice trick...
It sounds crazy, but it just might work!
M's lovely vocals would more than make up for any instumental's that got deleted.Unless the vocals are on an entirely separate track from the rest of the song (which is highly unlikely in a format as compressed as mp3) the best you can do is use a program to strip out the frequency bands that mostly carry the human voice. However, this will also strip out any istrumental parts that play in the same range, which will also kill a lot of horns, mid-range guitar, keyboards, etc.
So the answer is: without some pro-quality mixing software AND a copy of the tune in all its original tracks (which pretty much no one outside of the recording studio will have), you're not really going to be able to achieve what you're wanting.
Sorry to be a downer.
Real Name: Mark
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