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Thread ID: 10823	2001-08-14 21:35:00	Remove voices from mp3 sound track?	Guest (0)	Press F1

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17002	2001-08-14 21:35:00	Hi there! Is it possible to remove the voice part from an mp3 file - leaving only the music behind? Reason I'm asking is we'd like to try and learn the guitar section of a song and the singing is a little distracting! Cheers Lynne	Guest (0)
17003	2001-08-15 05:28:00	Hello Lynne, what you want to do is the same as producing Karaoke. There are hardware devices, there was one in Electronics Australia, but if you type the phrase, remove vocals, into Google search at http://www.google.com , there are dozens of sites giving info on this and software to download and try. Most seem to remove the so-called centre channel from a stereo recording where vocals are often located. I dont think you would be able to entirely remove a vocal without also degrading the music, but its worth trying.	Guest (0)
17004	2001-08-15 06:58:00	Goldwave & CoolEdit are two such audio editors which can remove vocals from mp3 files. It can take some playing around with though to get a file which sounds right. My experience is that because the majority of music is blended so much by its sound engineers, even at its best the eidted files (vocals removed) can sound a little tinny, hollow etc.	Guest (0)
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