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i have a question: How to make instrumental???? :/

Voodoochild682 wrote:

You have to estimate what frequency the vocals are! Which fruity has a db meter for that..Then just do how you were doing and cancel out the frequencies the vocals are actually at! Its trial and error also cause some of the instrumental will be low in that frequency?? Give it a shot! Itll work for sure

heh what is db meter?..decibel meter?..
and canceling frequencies is done by EQ or what?..

General1989 wrote:

i have a question: How to make instrumental???? :/

Please do a search of the forums, this has been covered before.
Also, do not hijack posts.

Please read our , the guide to how ACAPELLAS4U works.

[quote quote="Jesus_Is_Lord_4_ever":2dzja6g9]Hey i have it.. and
i found out how to make a song into a karaoke
and also by using the volume on two differen’t channels it cancels out the whole song?? meaning
i open up two songs (the same song)
one, i make a karaoke style
second, the other one stays the same
and by palying them togeter doesn’t cancel nothing out? and when i use the volume control on both channels.. it cancels out the whole song (and the volume level on both songs has to be differen’t_

so does anybody know how to make an acapella in fl studios 7???[/quote:2dzja6g9]

Theres some cracking tutorials on here about phase inversion.
Judging by some of the terminology you use, it sounds like the art of pella making
may become clearer after reading a couple of these.
You need to have a very good understanding of what and why you are doing things
before you can put them to use.
You will also need to look into how FL makes the instrumental.
If EQ is part of the process its highly unlikely the resulting track will phase out
the original due to it being modified too much.

Hope this helps.

You can make instrumental by using adobe audition 3… it’s simple, there are effects on your left side, so go to the group stereo imagery, choose effect center channel extractor , and then choose preset instrumental.

It’s only one problem. Song will be a lil’ bit ruined on spots where was vocal before removing. Not completely, you will lose high frequencies.

I hope this will help you

dont use fl to pull vocals from a track. Period.

If your going to use sample inversion to get an acapella then you would do yourself good by getting adobe audition or any type of wave editor.

It can be done in FL but the process is longer a little more pain staking.

You need an original version of the song and the instrumental if you wish to do the inversion method, and the instrumental should be close to – or -exactly the same qualtiy as the song for best results. Also, the instrumental is the part of the song that gets inverted, once inverted the peaks and valleys of the instrumentals wave form must be PERFECTLY lined up to the original tracks waveform inorder to work. Less than a tenth of a second off kilter will result in failure.

[quote quote="Swag Factory Ent":27u11ihp]dont use fl to pull vocals from a track. Period.

If your going to use sample inversion to get an acapella then you would do yourself good by getting adobe audition or any type of wave editor.

It can be done in FL but the process is longer a little more pain staking.
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[/quote:27u11ihp]

i disagree with you.. i use fl more than 4 years and i know, put two mp3 files in fl (one original, one instrumental)

then you just assign two mixer channels, one to original, and one to instrumental.

phase inversion is really easy and quick..

i know that…

but i dont try to cut out vocal vith original track and instumental, i try to find a way to filter as clean as possible without instrumental..

Is FL studio better than Logic?

[quote quote="marksidra"]Is FL studio better than Logic?[/quote]

All mather of opinion and like always; everything has it pro’s and con’s.. mostly it’s what people are used to and what they’ve worked with.

Pro’s for FL studio; it is most possible the fastest way from idea to music..
Con’s for FL Studio: Having worked with it a couple of years i’d suspect that the mixing engine is slightly less quality. Furthermore the FL studio plugins are not of great quality (like the EQ etc)..
Pro’s Logic: Industry standard, works intuitive.
Con’s Logic: Only Mac

So you see: I don’t work with Logic, so I don’t know much about it.

But here’s a thought: It’s not the paint, it’s the painter making the art. If you don’t know what you’re doing, doesn’t matter which DAW you use, if you know what you’re doing, you can make good music on either..