http://www.prodigyremix.com/archived-mixes/carmen-queasy/ remixes that Liam Howlett never heard of Wed, 09 Jul 2008 12:00:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.prodigyremix.com/archived-mixes/carmen-queasy/#comment-4 Zed Sun, 01 Oct 2006 02:42:47 +0000 http://www.prodigyremix.com/archived-mixes/carmen-queasy/#comment-4 Yeah, there is no anything very complicated. You take original version and the instrumental, then load it into some good audio editor, for example Sound Forge. Then flip the wave data of the instrumental (process > flip/invert). Then just find the same (with sample accurate) position (a drum hit for example) in the both versions, and then mix up the files together. With the flipping and mixing you just do sound subtraction: A - B = C, where A is the full version, B - intrumental, C - the vocal. It's a short explanation. But there will my full article on sample/vocal extracting at my other project http://www.synthofmine.com soon. Yeah, there is no anything very complicated. You take original version and the instrumental, then load it into some good audio editor, for example Sound Forge. Then flip the wave data of the instrumental (process > flip/invert). Then just find the same (with sample accurate) position (a drum hit for example) in the both versions, and then mix up the files together. With the flipping and mixing you just do sound subtraction: A - B = C, where A is the full version, B - intrumental, C - the vocal. It’s a short explanation. But there will my full article on sample/vocal extracting at my other project http://www.synthofmine.com soon.

]]> http://www.prodigyremix.com/archived-mixes/carmen-queasy/#comment-3 Brian Sat, 30 Sep 2006 20:49:26 +0000 http://www.prodigyremix.com/archived-mixes/carmen-queasy/#comment-3 I was wondering exactly how you get the vocal from the track this way, could you explain? I was wondering exactly how you get the vocal from the track this way, could you explain?

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