How to split vocals from track

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Hey, I need to split vocals from music tracks and retain the tracks on a regular basis...I have tried many softwares but they dont do the job properly...Is there anyway that its even possible? thx
 
Me too searched for lot of programs, but finally failed.

The best way is the following, if you have a 5.1 sound card.

Get the AC3 ripped video file, which has 6 channel audio. When you play it, it generally splits the tracks. Like beats/bass in to one, voice alone in to other.

Now find out that track, and record it with line in option.

Done...

This way, I generally rip the background scores from films.
 
^Do u need an external sound card? or will the onboard one do? After waiting a month for my X-fi, it never arrived...thinking of getting a xonar D2X

and i dont want to split from video...i want to split voice from a music track
 
Err you would need some serious EQ'ing skills to do that, holla me up with the track ill give it a go or u can try those quick fix softwares people mention but they will never get rid of em completely.

Anyway u should try Sound Forge or Sony Acid, me use that
 
^Do u need an external sound card? or will the onboard one do? After waiting a month for my X-fi, it never arrived...thinking of getting a xonar D2X

and i dont want to split from video...i want to split voice from a music track
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Internal sound card will do the job. This is the only way, I found.

Here is a sample track for you ( Socha hain from Rock on). Also you can not get every track you want through above mentioned process.
 
There is no sure shot way of doing it. Various techniques and software are available, but it depends on the way the track is recorded. So even after trying if you can't get it accurately, there is nothing you can do about it.
 
^Actually its nt like one track...I need to be doing this on a regular basis so i gotta learn...are there any guides?
 
yea offcourse..loads on you tube and stuff

just stick to one software and get used to it, try Sound Forge its Free!

Edit- Try this

Select Track> Select Either of the channels> Mono them from stereo> Switch channels (L-R OR R-L)> Switch back track to stereo

The result will help you detect where in the sound spectrum does the vocals lie, keep trying until u hit the sweet spot then EQualize the track to remove more sounds ( use a wide band ) and keep trying/filtering ( which calls for another topic) until u achieve something u can do a mixdown on your own stuff.

Edit 2- the method is actually used to separate music from the track but what you do is use the main track which would be left nothing but vocals and some hard to filter sounds

Edit 3- and oh u gotta use some HP/BP Filters too

Edit 4- Darn just get any software and let me know !
 
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