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| thanks willz, imma test it out. |
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ashtray
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| ya that is a cool program...i was digging the fft filter it has...goldwave was my faverate free audio editor..... untill now...but goldwave is still good and worth checking it out http://www.goldwave.com/features.php |
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THanks for this tip - I will get cracking on this and see if I can create something unique for the site!
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been using Audacity for ages but never tried that. Will try it and let you know.
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beatbreaker82
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| thankx, im shure it'll take me a while but with time i can get good at this with the right tools! |
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Pretty interesting find... good job! mad props. How did you run into it?
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Just found a basic tutorial for Audacity, for those of you who are new to this software.
Take care
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| wat effect do u use to make the acapella ?? |
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I'd love to help you out brother, but I don't use this program. However, I doubt it has a "quality" acapella plugin for it.
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djbamm
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thank you very much by the Link. already this lowering...................
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Right im back! Sorry for taking ages benn relly busy. heres my tutorial.
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Audacity – Noise Removal (D.I.Y. Acapella) Tutorial
System Requirements:
Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, or later. (Sorry, Audacity is not supported on
Windows 95 or NT 4.0.)
Audacity runs best with at least 64 MB RAM and 300 MHz processor
Please note I am by no means an expert at this extraction method. Please PM me or post other relevant features to me that help “vocal extraction”. I am sure there are better, more accurate ways of doing this.
Step By Step Guide:
Once audacity is fully installed, simply open audacity. You should have a window like this:
PICTURE1
Now simply click “file”.
Now “open”, locate your file you wish to open.
Once opened you should see its waveform like so:
PICTURE2
Now you have the file opened you need to highlight (Click and hold the part of the wave you wish to select) the area of sound you wish to extract from the vocal e.g. Guitar riff, piano, strings and so on. Remember don’t select an area where there is some vocal or to large an area of sound as it will have too great an affect and take away too much sound.
PICTURE3
Simply click “Get Noise Profile”. Click “effect” again now “noise removal” and “get noise profile once more”. Now select the part of the wave you wish to extract the “noise” from. Once again “noise removal”, now select using the slider how much noise to remove, preview it to preferred “noise” removal. (Remember, due to the tools great power it can take too much away leaving little vocal or sound.
Troubleshoot:
1.Why are there annoying beeps and little noises?
Now you are left with a stripped down version of the track. You may notice little “bleep” like sounds. These are remnants of the sound you extracted. These are hard to remove. I usually then play with the EQ controls or if the bleep is in an area where there is no vocal simply delete it.
2.The “noise removal” had poor effect, why is this?
You may find that the extraction had a poor affect this could be because there was loads of other background noise where the vocal was. There is no real way around this unfortunately. Try selecting more precise sounds to remove.
3.Why does your example picture have two waveforms, one below each other, mine doesn't?
Don’t worry about this. This simply is that mine was an MP3 giving two rows of waveform. You may fine .WAV files and other files only have one row due to the compression styles.
Thanks guy 'n' gals for all the interest you gave for this post.
Please PM or post any techniques you have mastered or find better than mine given and I will edit the tutorial.
FAO: Val or admistrator: Please move this to the tutorial thread and make my pictures visble on the post. I used yourfilelink.com because they keep your file hosted for longer but unfortunaley is not a direct link as such.
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Last edited by DJ Val on Wed Mar 08, 2006 8:41 pm; edited 1 time in total
Last edited by DJ_Willz on Fri Mar 03, 2006 2:30 pm; edited 2 times in total
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jimmoman
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| thanks alot fot the tutorial iv been waitin for it |
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| jimmoman wrote: |
| thanks alot fot the tutorial iv been waitin for it |
Thats ok dude, just been real busy, it's not a great tutorial but roughly guides you through a noise removal.
All you gota do is keep playing with selecting areas of the track to noise remove to get best results. Keep toying and you'll crack it.
This method of extraction is only good if you have not got the instr_umental to "knock out" or "phase" to get an acapella.  |
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| I'm gonna try it and let you know how it works. |
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| buttsniffer wrote: |
| I'm gonna try it and let you know how it works. |
Brilliant software, this is!
I've noticed that we got it on school.
Guess it is because the computer responsible teacher's pretty interested in making music aswell.  |
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daboyritchie
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| yo dj willz...totally cool. im a funky house dj and iv just dl'd audacity and will start using it just as soon as i understand it. im already plannin a lil mix to upload n its gonna be a lil thankyou for the headsup. ta bro...... |
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this soft is very cool !!
i want to make acapella !!
i will send my acapella |
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