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Topic History of: How do I remove a vocal from a track?
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Pete Clarke	lol... Cheers Guys, thanks for the advice. You know what? I think I'll re-record it! ha ha... Adios, Pete
Big End	er, did anyone tell you to record the tunes again?
zooloo	Invert the polarity of one side of the stereo signal and then mix the left and right channels together in mono. Easy and it sounds really shit. You then can spend time tweaking it and it will sound really shit. You can spend a lot of time tweaking it and it will sound really shit. It's cheaper than buying software which sounds really shit but it does sound really shit. Kev had the quickest, easiest and best fix - re-record it. Did I mention the other options sound really shit? I think Kev did.
Mart	Kevs right, but a cheap way, depending on how upfront your vocal will be on the new recording, is to wallop 500khz and 1 k down on an eq.This will only serve as a demo though. It`s best to start again Pete.
Kev	There's software around that will remove everything panned dead centre which normally means the vox but also anything else that's there. You'll also be left with any stereo reverb or delay from the vox which will sound naff. In fact, you're better off re-recording it.