load ur instrumental in soundforge and go to "process" and select "inverse"

then load ur inversed instrumental and the original song in a multitracking program such as acid, cubase, protools, ect.

magnify the waveforms and line them up as close as u possibly can so they seem identical

then render "save" mp3 or wav.

Can this be done with Cool Edit?

can't play all my on this scratch live. some songs won't convert to mp3 form plat
please help!
djrayyoung

it's easy on cool edit/audition

note: this will only work if the instrumental is identical to the cut with the vocals (sometimes the instrumental is a different take or mixdown).

what soo said


and yea...its a hell of a lot easier to do in cool edit or audition

Its almost impossible to get a perfect diy acapella because of small differences between the beat in the full song and the instrumental due to factors that are different in the production line of the two tracks like volume, loss of information through compression and slight differences in pitch/tempo.

You can get pretty close though, you just have to fiddle with things like volume and try to align the tracks as best as possible.

I tried to do a few, but then gave up after crappy results and found myself a source for proper acapellas on the interweb :p

the interwed???


where can i get one of those?

in Colorado City, Arizona, where everyone is related to everyone.

How is this done in Cool Edit?

search peter piper acapella in the search bar

there is a youtube video in that thread for cool edit/audition

Open up original song
Open up instrumental
Invert instrumental
line the instrument & original up EXACTLY
save

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