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Subject:Newbie Questions Posted by: Theman316 Date:9/27/2003 10:59:48 PM I would just like to know what the voice of the music is called so i can download it and make music with it, im talking about the voice/lyric without the beat/song in it. if you know what that is called, please reply! Thank you.
Subject:RE: Newbie Questions Reply by: MJhig Date:9/27/2003 11:13:03 PM >>>>voice/lyric<<<< Er, that would be "vocals". I don't have a clue as to where you intend to go from here though, good luck. MJ
Subject:RE: Newbie Questions Reply by: Theman316 Date:9/28/2003 1:27:15 AM its that i want to download the voice of the song from kazaa but i have no idea on what to search, because with the voice i want to add it to a beat and make a song like that.
Subject:RE: Newbie Questions Reply by: vanblah Date:9/28/2003 10:09:08 AM I think I know what you are asking. You want to obtain just the vocals from a song so that you can "remix" it. Usually, you have to request these things from the label that recorded the song. If you even get through and then make them take you seriously, you may have to pay fees (which won't be exactly cheap). If you become well-known enough as a remix artist, you may get invited to remix a song. Notice I did not say you had to be good at it ... just well known. Sometimes they'll have interesting contests over at acidplanet.com in which they will make the vocals available as well as other loops and things with which to construct your remix. Doug
Subject:RE: Newbie Questions Reply by: metrazol Date:9/30/2003 12:01:06 PM Ya know, I never thought somebody would actually post the inverse of the "How do I remove vocals from a song?" thread, but well...wow. I'm just in shock. So for your google-fearin', zero research doin' caboose, I offer "a capella" you music piratin' ACID newbie. Godspeed good sir, may the RIAA always be at your heels, not at your door. [That's "You want the a capella version, good sir." in plain old English] p.s. I hate a capella music, with a passion. Not just the vocal tracks, but when people decide to do soft rock hits of the 80's, 90's, and today without such great things as, oh, key or rhythm. Call me biased, but it's a bad thing.

Subject:Newbie Questions

Posted by: Theman316

Date:9/27/2003 10:59:48 PM

I would just like to know what the voice of the music is called so i can download it and make music with it, im talking about the voice/lyric without the beat/song in it. if you know what that is called, please reply!
Thank you.

Subject:RE: Newbie Questions

Reply by: MJhig

Date:9/27/2003 11:13:03 PM

>>>>voice/lyric<<<<

Er, that would be "vocals". I don't have a clue as to where you intend to go from here though, good luck.

MJ

Subject:RE: Newbie Questions

Reply by: Theman316

Date:9/28/2003 1:27:15 AM

its that i want to download the voice of the song from kazaa but i have no idea on what to search, because with the voice i want to add it to a beat and make a song like that.

Subject:RE: Newbie Questions

Reply by: vanblah

Date:9/28/2003 10:09:08 AM

I think I know what you are asking. You want to obtain just the vocals from a song so that you can "remix" it.

Usually, you have to request these things from the label that recorded the song. If you even get through and then make them take you seriously, you may have to pay fees (which won't be exactly cheap). If you become well-known enough as a remix artist, you may get invited to remix a song. Notice I did not say you had to be good at it ... just well known.

Sometimes they'll have interesting contests over at acidplanet.com in which they will make the vocals available as well as other loops and things with which to construct your remix.

Doug

Subject:RE: Newbie Questions

Reply by: metrazol

Date:9/30/2003 12:01:06 PM

Ya know, I never thought somebody would actually post the inverse of the "How do I remove vocals from a song?" thread, but well...wow.

I'm just in shock.

So for your google-fearin', zero research doin' caboose, I offer "a capella" you music piratin' ACID newbie. Godspeed good sir, may the RIAA always be at your heels, not at your door.
[That's "You want the a capella version, good sir." in plain old English]

p.s. I hate a capella music, with a passion. Not just the vocal tracks, but when people decide to do soft rock hits of the 80's, 90's, and today without such great things as, oh, key or rhythm. Call me biased, but it's a bad thing.