Carol Kelly74 said:Of course you can do that... and do it really well without getting any muffled effects in the instrumental or anything. You'll get a totally clean track. You've got this option in a program called Audacity... it's super easy to do. Just download the software and you'll have it done in two minutes. I think you can grab a trial version on the Adobe official website, but I'm not 100% sure, so check for yourself.
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Yeah, Audacity is great overall, but I've heard some people who do this professionally say there's even better ways. Maybe I'll find out more today and let you know. 👍
slyorca11 said:There’s really no magic way to pull a vocal out unless you’ve got the original studio multi-tracks where the vocals are on their own dedicated track.
Basically, all those karaoke apps and AI voice removers work on the same principle—they rely on the fact that vocals are usually centered (panned equally left and right), while instruments are spread out. They just grab whatever is common to both channels. It’s actually funny because you can get that exact same effect just by flipping the wires on one speaker—I figured that out by accident once when I wired something up wrong! 🙂).
On top of that, you might see some tiny improvements by filtering out frequencies that aren't heavy in the vocal range, but honestly, the difference is negligible and it always makes the vocal sound worse.
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Yeah, what you're saying is spot on, but I heard there’s some high-end software that handles this incredibly well. Maybe Richard Wright29 would be happy with that kind of result. 🙂
Ableton Live, Google actually suggested that one to me first... give it a shot. It’s got a voice extractor, though I feel like it’s a bit weak. But hey, try it—maybe you'll get good enough results to be happy with them.
Richard Wright29 said:Just tell me the name of the software if you know it, that's what I'm looking for😬 Anyway—man, you guys sure love to write, bless your hearts👍
hahaha, man, must be easy for you to reach sexual nirvana... just drop a few posts and boom... 🙂
I've never used a program like that, but hey, I'll go Google it right now. If I find something, I'll let you know... maybe try searching some specific keywords that matter to you.
To kind of thing? You’re gonna need some seriously heavy-duty, professional software to pull it off right. Anything else is just gonna turn down the volume on everything else without actually extracting the vocals.
uTorrent is just super simple and lightweight, but honestly, the upload control is the real winner. For those of us without unlimited data who download huge files, that’s the absolute game changer.
And why am I the crazy one just because this is the first time I'm hearing that movie is being linked to those waters too? 🙂 All I've heard so far is that it’s some drama about human fate, and even Stone said in an interview that his next project would be the one actually dealing with what really went down. Clearly, I'm just out of the loop. Seriously, love your communication style. 🙂
Wait, what are people on this site even talking about? This is the first time I've ever heard anything like that regarding this movie... They probably mean his next project, not this one. And that bit about the plane? Honestly, it's hilarious, even for someone like me. 🙂
Hehe, check this out—they didn't just barricade them, they actually brought them down. 🙂 Look, so this doesn't turn into a whole thing about "conspiracy theories" (you know, how people call it when you're just being skeptical), I really hope we get a movie about 9/11 one day, something like Stone's JFK.
Richard Hernandez13 said:Greengrass mentioned that the passengers on that flight were basically the first citizens of the post-9/11 world. By the time their plane actually took off—after sitting on the tarmac for 45 minutes—one WTC tower and the Pentagon had already been hit. While everyone on the ground was still totally clueless about what was happening or who was behind it, those people knew exactly what was going down.
If I remember correctly, that plane slammed into the ground at 622 miles/h and there was practically nothing left of it—which is why conspiracy theorists love to claim the plane didn't even exist in their "theories." 🙄
Right, because there definitely wasn't a plane... Honestly, if you haven't seen the documentary "Loose Change," go find it online. You can probably grab it from any site since there are no copyrights on it. Personally, I thought it was phenomenal—a solid ten out of ten. It’s made without all that cheesy American patriotism or any unnecessary exaggeration. Of course, you just have to ignore the fact that the whole thing on 9/11 was basically a show for the entire world, and that United 93 landed at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport at 10:45 AM right after it had been evacuated.🙂 And, btw, that "hijacker" in the photo from the first post is alive and working as an administrative supervisor for a Saudi airline, just like eight of the other "hijackers" are doing just fine.🙂
I’m actually pretty shocked right now... I hadn't heard a single thing about this news. Even though I don't always agree with his takes—honestly, his whole approach to watching movies and how he rates them isn't really my style—I still think he’s a top-tier columnist and a genuinely brilliant guy. For me, he was always "must-read" material whenever a new movie dropped. I really hope everything turns out okay and that he finds his way back to the keyboard soon. 🙂