: When I record an audio track, I get spill from previous recorded tracks - particularly drums & bass - unless I turn everything else right down (and its not from the phones) - anyone know what I'm doing wrong ?

It sounds like you're looping your output back into your soundcards input.
Make sure ONLY the.input source you're recording is connected to the input.
Use your soundcards mixer to disable recording your soundcards wave output, this may be your problem.
Else get a real-life hardware mixer to make things easier....:)

Hope this helps

Midified

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Yeah, I also looking for a program to do this

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: I know there is a method to _remove_ the vocals from a song, but what should I do to remove the music and be left with just the vocal track?

: I have tried mixing instrumental tracks on top of non-instrumental versions of the same track, but it requires a LOT of presision.

: Any ideas/progs.??

:
: I know there is a method to _remove_ the vocals from a song, but what should I do to remove the music and be left with just the vocal track?

: I have tried mixing instrumental tracks on top of non-instrumental versions of the same track, but it requires a LOT of presision.

: Any ideas/progs.??

There isn't any effective way of doing it unfortunately. You can play arround with EQ to reduce the vocal's prominence - the main band for vocals is between 1Khz and 3 Khz.

: I'm trying to reinstall MusicTime on a new PC but the install wizard is requesting a serial number from the box and I've long since lost or thrown out the box. I've contacted GVOX regarding this problem but haven't heard back. Any ideas on how I can get my serial number (assuming GVOX can't help me).

: I see That there are different types of Sound blaster Live Value PCI'S ..What are the differences?..What is OEM?...and a seperate question My Computer comes with the soundcard already built into the mother board could i still instal the Soundblaster Card?,,Will there be a soundcard conflict?

: Thank you in advance

: :)

Hi!
1. SBLIVE VASLUE.
What do you mean: different types of SVLive!. Can you give me example? As far as i know Creative Labs has only one product called SBlive Value. (Not to be confused with SBLive! - different products and differet prices).
2. OEM.
OEM - means Original Equipment Manufacturer. F. i. you have 'no frills' CD-R - looks like Sony, fills like Sony but manufactured in Mexico and called MexCDR. You most likely will get OEM software with it which means this software was adopted for this specific CD-R and works great with this CD-R. It most likely won't work on other CD-R's and other sofware titles won't work on your CD-R.
3. Soundcards.
You can:
- Remove old soundcard and install new soundblaster.
- Keep 2 soundcards. In this case there is a good chance that there will be an address conflict. Creative Labs states that SBLive was not developed with ability to cope with another sound card. They advice cutomers who prefer to have 2 soundcards to have second one as ISA (not PCI) card to prevent conflicts.

If you need just one card:
a) uninstall your existing soundcard sofware (start/settings/control panel/add/remove programs)
Note. If you don't know what to remove look at your soundcard manual or call manufacturer.
b) Shut down comp.
c) Open the cover and pull (jently shaking from side-to-side) sound card.
d) Insert SB in any PCI slot.
e) Turn-on computer on follow the instructions on the screen and SB manual.
Whish you luck.

: Hi

: I am looking for a program, that "rips" any sound from a sound card. Somewhere on the net I have seen one, but I forgotten where. I don´t know how it works, but I guess it in some way "dumbs" the data to a file, while or instead of playing it. Just like a screen capture utility.

: PLZ anyone

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