does anybody know how to make acapellas??

[King Biko]

topic. Tryna get curtis mayfield saying nikka like on the big song and jesus walk but cant find the acapella

 

[King Biko]

bump

 

[The Dust King]

ill go through my curtis mayfield acapellas for you tommorow

 

[King Biko]

ill go through my curtis mayfield acapellas for you tommorow

ok cool. the one i need is called "(Dont Worry) if theres hell below were all gonna go.

if you come thru props and coli cash

 

[The Dust King]

if you come thru props and coli cash

im not sure which ones i got but ill check. there not on me or id do it now.

 

[King Biko]

im not sure which ones i got but ill check. there not on me or id do it now.

cool

 

[Ghost Utmost]

I read of an advanced Producing technigue wherein one inverts the waveform of the instrumental, lays it over the record, effectively cancelling out the instruments - leaving the clear vocals. Sounds complicated. I cannot confirm or deny, but sounds entirely feasible.

 

[King Biko]

I read of an advanced Producing technigue wherein one inverts the waveform of the instrumental, lays it over the record, effectively cancelling out the instruments - leaving the clear vocals. Sounds complicated. I cannot confirm or deny, but sounds entirely feasible.

i know its possible i just dont know how to do it myself

 

[aRoMaN21]

Re: Keep voice, remove background noise and music
by Ken Natan on Sep 5, 2012 at 1:11:28 pm

I found a solution to this. (worked for me at least)

Quite simple and straight forward!

Download (free open source!) Audacity.

Load your audio file. (Video file didnt work for me, i had to convert it to an audio before I could process the file, in my case it was a vob file)

Once loaded, select the area you want to filter/extract voice of. (Sample it first, then get excited ... )

Then go to Effects tab and scroll down until u see Low Pass filter. Play with the parameters and im sure you will have the solution there.

(I had bad noise on my wedding video which i wanted to get rid off and it seems to have done the job)

Good luck

http://audacity-beta.en.softonic.com/

try it and let us know if it works.

 

[L&HH]

I read of an advanced Producing technigue wherein one inverts the waveform of the instrumental, lays it over the record, effectively cancelling out the instruments - leaving the clear vocals. Sounds complicated. I cannot confirm or deny, but sounds entirely feasible.

Ive tried this and it doesnt always work. It depends if it was one-tracked or multi-tracked, stereo, mono...Im not too familiar with the proper verbiage or whatever but you go on youtube and follow tutorials.

 

[jmspro]

Ive tried this and it doesnt always work. It depends if it was one-tracked or multi-tracked, stereo, mono...Im not too familiar with the proper verbiage or whatever but you go on youtube and follow tutorials.

Yeah it has to be multi-tracked. You not going to be able to get a true acapella from a one-track.