Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks -ACID Product Family

Subject:Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks Posted by: juan2003 Date:6/25/2003 11:58:40 PM How are yours?! Please, I would like to know the name of some plug-in or software with it which I can to extract only the voice from audio file, to use it with Acid Pro 4.0. Objective: To improve the creation of remixes and versions 12", makes with Acid Pro 4.0. Beforehand, I thank yours opinions and helps. God bye! Juan.
Subject:RE: Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks Reply by: mmzz Date:6/26/2003 12:08:54 AM do you want to isolate vox or remove them?
Subject:RE: Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks Reply by: juan2003 Date:6/26/2003 2:31:56 AM Thanks very much Manzoo
Subject:RE: Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks Reply by: RasKeita Date:6/26/2003 10:25:01 AM Let's say you decide to bake a cake, you grab all the ingredients,(Milk,Eggs,Flour,Sugar,Baking Soda,Salt)you mix it all together in a bowl. Than you decide I don't want 4 eggs I only want 2. Well friend you're outta luck, because there is no such thing as an egg extractor...Level Vibes
Subject:RE: Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks Reply by: Iacobus Date:6/26/2003 11:54:13 AM As RK mentioned, it's quite a feat to perfectly extract vocals from a stereo mix. The reason? It's mainly because vocals share frequencies with other instruments such as guitar. Sure, it can be faked, but it's nowhere near perfect. The vocals usually have to placed right in the center of the panning field. Of course, anything else that's in the center that shares frequencies gets taken along with it. Your best bet is get your hands on a vocal that has been taken out of a mix before the final mixdown. If you beg well enough, some labels might you let you have just the vocal track. (Note the stress on the "might". Copyright issues galore.) HTH, Iacobus

Subject:Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks

Posted by: juan2003

Date:6/25/2003 11:58:40 PM

How are yours?!

Please, I would like to know the name of some plug-in or software with it which I can to extract only the voice from audio file, to use it with Acid Pro 4.0.
Objective: To improve the creation of remixes and versions 12", makes with Acid Pro 4.0.
Beforehand, I thank yours opinions and helps.
God bye!

Juan.

Subject:RE: Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks

Reply by: mmzz

Date:6/26/2003 12:08:54 AM

do you want to isolate vox or remove them?

Subject:RE: Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks

Reply by: juan2003

Date:6/26/2003 2:31:56 AM

Thanks very much Manzoo

Subject:RE: Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks

Reply by: RasKeita

Date:6/26/2003 10:25:01 AM

Let's say you decide to bake a cake, you grab all the ingredients,(Milk,Eggs,Flour,Sugar,Baking Soda,Salt)you mix it all together in a bowl. Than you decide I don't want 4 eggs I only want 2. Well friend you're outta luck, because there is no such thing as an egg extractor...Level Vibes

Subject:RE: Please I need a plug-in vocal extractor!, thanks

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:6/26/2003 11:54:13 AM

As RK mentioned, it's quite a feat to perfectly extract vocals from a stereo mix. The reason? It's mainly because vocals share frequencies with other instruments such as guitar.

Sure, it can be faked, but it's nowhere near perfect. The vocals usually have to placed right in the center of the panning field. Of course, anything else that's in the center that shares frequencies gets taken along with it.

Your best bet is get your hands on a vocal that has been taken out of a mix before the final mixdown. If you beg well enough, some labels might you let you have just the vocal track. (Note the stress on the "might". Copyright issues galore.)

HTH,
Iacobus