Posts by hollowdrifter71

placidcobra49 said:Look, you aren't going to get far just using Serato; you really need to pick up something like Adobe Audition or Avid Cubase. Honestly, even with those pro tools, you might still feel a bit frustrated because vocals and music often share so many overlapping frequencies—it's like trying to pull a single thread out of a woven sweater without unraveling the whole thing. When you try to strip away the music, you end up losing parts of the voice too since they're fighting for the same space. There isn't any software on the market right now that can do it perfectly 100% of the time. If you want to try something for free though, you could always give Audacity a shot.

Thanks so much, I'll definitely give that a try.🙏

I really appreciate all the advice you guys have been throwing my way, but honestly, I’m running Serato 7 Pro and there just isn't any way to pull off those kinds of moves in that software,
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I’m mostly just looking for some solid advice on which software I should download—and if you happen to have a link handy, that would be awesome—so I can strip the instrumental out of a track, leave just the vocals behind, and then layer a completely different beat underneath it.
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So, here’s the deal: it’s an oil painting on canvas, about 12x20 inches, dating all the way back to 1961, which makes it one of his very earliest pieces—and yes, it's a genuine original. I’m really hoping to get an expert's take on this, almost like asking a seasoned appraiser at Sotheby's to weigh in, just how much we're looking at in terms of value.