Comments on: How to remove vocals on an Audio CD, to make it sound like karaoke? http://www.thepalenimbus.com/vocals/how-to-remove-vocals-on-an-audio-cd-to-make-it-sound-like-karaoke Thu, 15 Apr 2010 12:43:59 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Tech Guru http://www.thepalenimbus.com/vocals/how-to-remove-vocals-on-an-audio-cd-to-make-it-sound-like-karaoke/comment-page-1#comment-1160 Tech Guru Thu, 01 Oct 2009 00:13:59 +0000 http://www.thepalenimbus.com/vocals/how-to-remove-vocals-on-an-audio-cd-to-make-it-sound-like-karaoke#comment-1160 Yes it is possible to remove the vocals software such as Sony sound forge can be do it. It is painful and lengthy process though. Also from my experience if your doing an event important as a wedding you should stick with the purchase of a karaoke CD with the song on it, or just find the instrumental version of the CD. No software will get you a perfect editing of vocals, especially if there is back ground music to the vocals.<br><b>References : </b><br> Yes it is possible to remove the vocals software such as Sony sound forge can be do it. It is painful and lengthy process though. Also from my experience if your doing an event important as a wedding you should stick with the purchase of a karaoke CD with the song on it, or just find the instrumental version of the CD. No software will get you a perfect editing of vocals, especially if there is back ground music to the vocals.
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]]> By: Paul http://www.thepalenimbus.com/vocals/how-to-remove-vocals-on-an-audio-cd-to-make-it-sound-like-karaoke/comment-page-1#comment-1159 Paul Wed, 30 Sep 2009 23:46:59 +0000 http://www.thepalenimbus.com/vocals/how-to-remove-vocals-on-an-audio-cd-to-make-it-sound-like-karaoke#comment-1159 The best way is to just search for an "instrumental" of the song. If you're good at finding music on the net, you can do it yourself, or get somebody that is good at it. Just search like you would for any other song, but include the word 'instrumental'. There are some equalizers that attempt to remove vocals from songs, but I've heard them before, and it doesn't get them out totally, and it distorts the music a little bit.<br><b>References : </b><br> The best way is to just search for an "instrumental" of the song. If you’re good at finding music on the net, you can do it yourself, or get somebody that is good at it. Just search like you would for any other song, but include the word ‘instrumental’.

There are some equalizers that attempt to remove vocals from songs, but I’ve heard them before, and it doesn’t get them out totally, and it distorts the music a little bit.
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