separating audio

[SolDios]

Hey guys, ive found I really like mixing R&B, but yesterday when I was practising, I didn't realise that I had the pitch slider way up, but it sounded really good, like up-beat R&B.

Anyways, do you guys know what I would use to strip the audio and the lyrics out into 2 separate files? I want to make a sort of remix of a song, and yes, I will post it when its done!

[awesome88]

you can, but from what i have gathered it's pretty hard to completely seperate both of them without impacting the other unless you ahve the right software and knowledge etc...

your best bet is to download the instrumental and acapella seperatley.

acapellas - http://www.acapellas4u.co.uk/

and just search for the instrumentals

[SolDios]

I couldn't see it, do you possibly know where I could get the acapella for "do you wana get funky C+C Music factory"

[andyman]

I'm at work, so can't open the links.

Have a look: http://www.google.com.au/#hl=en&source= ... 6986326989

[chrismak]

Its possible to strip the vocals if if you can get your hands on the original and instrumental track versions, with both having similar audio quality.

Check this tutorial video out

[Jaz]

yeh Ableton also does it in the same way as Mr Chris's video

[ChevChelios]

it's impossible to completely seperate both of them

Fixed.

Odds are almost 100% against you even if you have the instrumental, no matter how good an engineer you are.

Pretty much if the pella isn't on acappelas4u it isn't on the web.

In the world of acapellas, you take what you can get

[Jaz]

or sing it yourself

[ChevChelios]

or sing it yourself

and get sued

[eggssell]

or you buy it frm juno

[JonnyB]

ask it really nicely and they seperate for you, but be mean and they quickly join back together and ruin your song.

[dim]

seriously sol, if you search any dj forum anywhere on the net you will find lots of threads that say exactly the same thing as this one.

Your best bet is to find and buy the accapella...

if it does not exist it is not possible to exactly seperate vox from instrumentals as too many frequencies will be shared between the two...

but you can try it anyway and you may be happy with the results.

after all: see sig.