REMOVING OR MAKING VOCALS LESS NOTICIBLE.

A lot of times i find myself hearing a particular part of a song that would be great to sample. Only problem is there are either heavy or light (ooo's and ahhhh's) vocals over the part I like.

Any ways to eliminate this problem?


thanks

whomever events the software that can achieve this will quickly become a billionaire

the emulator x 3 have a lil tool called xtractor that let you cut things out of a mix ...well with some artefacts but cool sounding artefacts...

and it works 'good' with old records where everything has their place...

mpc5000user wrote:A lot of times i find myself hearing a particular part of a song that would be great to sample. Only problem is there are either heavy or light (ooo's and ahhhh's) vocals over the part I like.

Any ways to eliminate this problem?


thanks

Melodyne Editor can do the job.

I used two lp sweep filters to erase some high pitched whistling over a nice low pad sample. It works quite well if you play with the parameters, they are very sensitive. Then i also used the equalizer afterwards.

Lampdog wrote:Trying to remove eggs from the already baked cake again huh?

well, one tip... since it is a sample..why don't you sing the phrase that you want to sample..on top of it???

after that use your effects...good luck with singing..

BackstagePimp

ITS ALL ABOUT THE OOS AND AAHS MAN! DONT TAKE EM OUT! GIVE IT SOME SOUL BABY!

vedantist wrote:I used two lp sweep filters to erase some high pitched whistling over a nice low pad sample....

If you have money to buy software - I'd say give Melodyne a try (its not cheap though).
Otherwise - learn to use filters. It will go a long way to help.