[kj] OT: Audio experts: Software that lets you isolate instruments in an mp3?

[Brendan]

Yeah and let us rip out the amazing background music in pornos, perhaps we
could put it in lifts and shopping malls everywhere to advance the cause
of world peace ;p


> Hmm - dammit, there needs to be a way to do this! I suggest in the

> future musicians press CDs with the option to just listen to all the

> drum parts of every song, guitar parts, etc, separately, if one wished,

> like some fancy DVDs (porn ones, usually) let you view things from

> different angles, you know? Wouldn't that be amazing? Just listening to

> the Geordie guitar parts of a song if you wanted, etc.

>

>

>

> -Oliver

>

>

> uncle benny's magical bra & liquorice factory wrote:

>> Probably not.

>> Lead vocals tend to be mixed centrally in the stereo spectrum

>> The karoke thing worked by essentially masking that out.

>> Drums ect are all over the place with other instruments so I would guess

>> not.

>>

>> On 1/8/07 21:09, "B. Oliver Sheppard" wrote:

>>

>>

>>> There used to be a plug in for WinAmp called "Karaoke" that somehow

>>> knew

>>> to strip the vocals from any song, giving you an instant version to

>>> sing

>>> along to (you know, for karaoke, if you wanted). Sometimes it didn't

>>> work so well and you could hear a residual echo of the vox.

>>>

>>> Does anyone know of software FOR THE MAC (not PC) that enables you to

>>> isolate instruments from mp3s? Like, let's say I just wanted to hear

>>> Big

>>> Paul's drumming on "Empire Song" and nothing else. Is there a filter,

>>> plug in, or software app for the Mac that can do this?

>>>

>>> Thank you!

>>>

>>>

>>> -Oliver

>>> _______________________________________________

>>>

>>>

>>

>>

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