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February 23, 2008 at 8:40 pm #544845
rpveeParticipantI took the original file of a song, imported it into Audacity two times. I took one of the files, used the "Karaoke" feature on it (which works GREAT), and then inverted the new instrumental. Since both files were originally the same, they were both the same length and quality. I combined the instrumental and the original with "Quick Mix", and the combined track was not an acapella… just the song with stronger instruments.
What am I doing wrong?
AdSense 336x280February 23, 2008 at 8:40 pm #644075
rpveeParticipantI took the original file of a song, imported it into Audacity two times. I took one of the files, used the "Karaoke" feature on it (which works GREAT), and then inverted the new instrumental. Since both files were originally the same, they were both the same length and quality. I combined the instrumental and the original with "Quick Mix", and the combined track was not an acapella… just the song with stronger instruments.
What am I doing wrong?
AdSense 336x280February 23, 2008 at 10:01 pm #644082
ChunkyEatsMyDinnerParticipantI have never used Audacity but it may be that you have inverted both tracks without realising.
Try exporting the ‘karaoke’d’ track as a wav file at the same sample rate as the project and then re-import.
Then reverse the phase on a track.
Unfortunately Im not sure even this will work as the karaoke feature is likely to use heavy eq.
This will un-doubtably affect the instrumentation
in the mid range and probably prevent this area phasing.
Its a nice idea you have tho.AdSense 336x280February 26, 2008 at 10:31 pm #644356
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