hello,
please i am in need of a software which removs vocal from MP3 songs upto 95%.
please mail the software if possible otherwise give me the link from which i can download

bye

Well Andy I really feel soory for you and I do not want to disappoint you but I already spend quite a few hundred dollars in trying those softwares and none of those products really works OK. The problem is that they do not separate the vocals completely form original records. The lead voice, anyway still there, it sounds like the singer is singing into a big can of trash. But You can try if you want. I think that the best option is the Thompson vocal remover but unfortunately I can not afford to buy it because it cost a little bit more than a thousand dolar$$$$$. Good Luck in your search.

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i downloaded directx media and directx6. and i downloaded analogx vocal remover.but theres no icon in the folder to work with that program....its only a read me file and all thats in that file is the site ...and inside the analogx folder is the site and the read me file...what did i do wrong? or why isnt the icon in my folder?

A full featured AudioCD player with
very nice digital audio process.
Offers all the things you would expect
in a CD player plus many extra features:
10 bands graphical equalizer,Special
"Vocal cancel" ,"Key" and "Echo" functions,
CD grabber,Output digital audio from
CDROM to soundcard(for MD funs),
and Funny Star-like GUI.

I read in a magazine that this can be done using soundforge. It has some function to select certain ranges of frequencies which can then be eliminated.

I've never tried to do it, as it is a long process. If you want to try it, good luck!!

Ace Ventura

: Andy is completely correct - there is no reliable
: way to do this apart from buying a Karaoke mix.

: If you want an unreliable way of doing it with software
: then download and try either the AnalogX or YoGen
: vocal remover software - you can get them <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/cgi/htdig/htsearch.cgi?method=and&format=builtin-long&config=htdig&restrict=%2Fsmm%2Fprograms%2F&exclude=&words=vocal+remover">here</a>.

: Jason.

Although it depends 99% on what type of music you want to edit (ie. drum and bass or music with stings) it is possible to lower the prevelence of the existing vocal tracks with the eq. If you're going to add another v/o on top of it it doesn't sound that bad.

I have had some good results with the AnalogX vocal remover program. I find that the program works well on some tracks and terrible on others (in fact more than most don't work very well).

It all depends on the mix of the original recording, because eliminating the "center" and leaving what is panned will sometimes eliminate whole instruments, while at other times the vocal, or the stereo reverb of the vocal, might be on the sides and remain on the track with an annoying ghost-like sound. Still I find that one or two out of ten recordings work reasonably well. Modern recordings with panning often work better, mono recordings do not work at all, nor do stereo remasters of old recordings that were essentially mono originally.

So the first step is to try lots of tracks with AnalogX Vocal Remover and be satisfied with the ones that work the best. The second step which I do is to put the original recording and the vocal-removed recording into a a multi-track editor (I use vegas, but anyone will do, Nuendo, Cool Edit, etc) and line up the two tracks. I crossfade the vocal-removed track and the original only on the parts where the singer actually sings, retaining the intro, solos, interludes etc. of the original. Even music between phrases and words can be crossfaded back in. This is great, because the music is always a little bit compromised, but it insures that whenever you hear the music alone it sounds like the original and when you are singing the other parts it is less noticable because of the vocal.

Not disagreeing, I understand where you are coming from, but I was under the impression that software filters nowadays can do this to a great extent, as you stated. ALSO, (and I am not sure of this) I think Cool Edit said something about if the vocals are all on one track, you can simply remove that track. I understand what they mean, but I do not know of a way to separate formats such as mp3s, back into tracks. Does this make any sense ? :P