nison
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Software that can bounce instruments/vocals etc from a song independently
#1006789 - 03/09/12 02:35 PM
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Hi i'm wonder if there is a software that can split all the instrument data of a song so i
can use it for live to cover song with my band..in the past i saw a company that assumed
to do that..i think it was french but i can not remember the name of the company the name
of the software.
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BJG145
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Re: Software that can bounce instruments/vocals etc from a song independently
[Re: nison]
#1006795 - 03/09/12 03:03 PM
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If you're talking about separating out the instruments in an audio file, there are limited
ways in which you might be able to isolate the elements which have been panned to the
centre, but you can't separate it much more than that. Alternatively you might look at
Jammitt, which works by using the individual tracks from the original mix.
http://jammit.com
If you're
talking about a MIDI file, that's different...
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nison
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Re: Software that can bounce instruments/vocals etc from a song independently
[Re: nison]
#1007117 - 05/09/12 09:47 AM
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Thanx for the answer and the infos.But jammit is a different thing..i dont want midi or
maybe if i will not find that kind of software maybe midi will help me ..is there
something that provides midi files from songs?
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BJG145
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Re: Software that can bounce instruments/vocals etc from a song independently
[Re: nison]
#1007128 - 05/09/12 10:16 AM
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You can't split up an audio file into MIDI tracks, if that's what you mean, though Google
might turn up MIDI versions of well-known tracks that you could adapt. It depends what the
track is, and what elements you want.
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The Elf
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Re: Software that can bounce instruments/vocals etc from a song independently
[Re: nison]
#1007137 - 05/09/12 11:03 AM
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What you're looking for essentially doesn't exist.
Some companies have made
claims to do something vaguely in this direction, but they are raising false hopes with
the aim of catching a few unwary innocents to part with their money.
File
under 'Holy Grail'...
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An Eagle for an Emperor, A Kestrel for a Knave.
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BJG145
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Re: Software that can bounce instruments/vocals etc from a song independently
[Re: The Elf]
#1007141 - 05/09/12 11:11 AM
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Quote The Elf:
Some companies
have made claims to do something vaguely in this direction
Eg:
http://www.soundonsound.com/news?NewsID=12576
http://www.audionamix.com/
(This is a service rather than a commercial software product.)
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The Elf
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Re: Software that can bounce instruments/vocals etc from a song independently
[Re: BJG145]
#1007144 - 05/09/12 11:21 AM
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I'd like to know if anyone has had any joy with that service. Edith Piaf and Vera Lynn are
one thing - I wonder how it would cope with a Dream Theater song! 
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Chevytraveller
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Re: Software that can bounce instruments/vocals etc from a song independently
[Re: The Elf]
#1007147 - 05/09/12 11:24 AM
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essentially, you can't unbake a cake.. 
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