Hello All, New to this forum - Need Help

Kaushik said

The phase cancellation technique you are talking about is going to end up removing all frequencies that’ve been mixed equally in both channels. So depending on the mix you might or might not get what you are looking for. It typically removes (lead) vocals as it is often mixed equally in both channels. Well, at least in theory. In reality you wouldn’t get a clean karaoke track because there is going to be some leftover artifacts from the reverb etc. that was applied to the vocals. In short, there isn’t a clean way to remove vocals from a given track.

Your best option is going to be to either reconstruct the track or buy a commercial karaoke version of the song.

-Kaushik

Suresh R said

Aanya - Hi Aanya....Even i tried the same option as urs....it did not work !...You can surf n get a lot of readymade karaoke's in websites....where you can download and sing along.......you can use audacity to record n export as mp3....Hope you got it!! need any clarifications ?? kindly mail to sures4ugmail.com

Geniusoid   said

which track? a lot of stuff u might look for could be procured (illegit sources most oft) on the www.

If not, why not collaborate with Muzibiians here to create some awesome original work altogether? Put up a post inviting musicians to collab & kick off the project! :)

Rakesh Misra said

Hi Aanya,
I am also benefitted by ur above message like others. Thanks
Rakesh Misra

Ananthavas.v.j said

Inorder to do this,you must have a good sound editing program which handles vst plugins.I suggest wavepad sound editor.
Install it.Then, download the plugin named, ‘voice trap v2.0’and install it after unziping.open wavepad sound editor and choose the song.Then,select Vst and select the folder which contain the plugin.Apply the effects and it is done! This even works better than any of the leading vocal removing softwares.