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Bob78 - Posted - 11/23/2020: 14:52:38
I have noticed that both video doctor & song doctor are on sale.
I would appreciate any feedback as to which one would be the
best for a reso guitar beginner. (if either)
Is it possible that one of these programs would allow me to remove a channel?
I am thinking that I might be able to remove the part
of a song and insert my own instrument.
MarkinSonoma - Posted - 11/25/2020: 19:09:02
Not familiar with these items, would like to know more myself.
Did some quick googling, but came up empty. But then, I'm not the one asking the question - do you have links you can post here so that we can check them out?
Slidennis - Posted - 11/26/2020: 11:43:48
Mybe Song Surgeon and Video Surgeon?
If so.... Been a while since I looked at those. They are meant more for isolating a phrase and looping it to get it down. Not as much for music minus one creating. They are tools that a beginner could use to learn parts off of recordings. Many folks would use the tools (slowdown, replay, etc.) in YouTube or most music players to do much of the same work. I use Transcribe! to tackle tougher stuff.
Karaoke software kind of removes the lead vocals in a finished mix. That could be applied to dobro recordings. They work on the most prominent audio in the recording and suppress the volume. It takes a lot of other stuff with it and also leave artifacts from reverbs and delays lingering in the finished product frequently.
There are a lot of tools used by sampling and re-mixing producers which could work. Roland Re-Mix is one I have used. It is based on spectral analysis and you can visually decide what parts to take out or isolate. There are others from folks like Melodyne. Thes work usually in a DAW package as a plug-in. SOme are standalone. Not cheap.
Bob78 - Posted - 11/27/2020: 16:08:45
Thanks Dennis,
And to Mark, Dennis has found the programs I meant.
I should have gave more info, sorry, bob
Slidennis - Posted - 12/12/2020: 06:16:20
This app came across my news feed today.
It purports to be able to separate tracks in a recorded song to create "minus one" versions.
moises.ai/
That might be worth taking a look. And the price is right, free. Here's a demo.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=-2b3bTjb0BI
Edited by - Slidennis on 12/12/2020 06:19:17
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