stereo audio

[windhound]

I need a sound track where atleast the main singer's voice is mono and the instrumental is stereo for the lenghth of the track

the idea is to use my little lm386 amp to subtract the signals, getting rid of the voice and keeping the instumental

my problem is that I've found tracks where the voice and instrumental are somtimes the same and somtimes different, so it sounds really wierd and distorted.. somtimes it only half subtracts the signal..

I guess I could make one, but it'd be easier if one of yall knew of a song or band that typically records that way

[Philip]

I need a sound track where atleast the main singer's voice is mono and the instrumental is stereo for the lenghth of the track

the idea is to use my little lm386 amp to subtract the signals, getting rid of the voice and keeping the instumental

my problem is that I've found tracks where the voice and instrumental are somtimes the same and somtimes different, so it sounds really wierd and distorted..  somtimes it only half subtracts the signal.. 

I guess I could make one, but it'd be easier if one of yall knew of a song or band that typically records that way

How badly do you need a sound track where atleast the main singer's voice is mono and the instrumental is stereo for the lenghth of the track

the idea is to use his or her little lm386 amp to subtract the signals getting rid of the voice and keeping the instumental

his or her problem is that he or she have found tracks where the voice and instrumental are somtimes the same and somtimes different so it sounds really wierd and distorted ?
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the idea is to use his or her little lm386 amp to subtract the signals getting rid of the voice and keeping the instumental

his or her problem is that he or she have found tracks where the voice and instrumental are somtimes the same and somtimes different so it sounds really wierd and distorted. Try being more or less specific.
I am sure you could.

[windhound]

thanks phillip, yeah, I'll need it in about three weeks
be antisocial for now..

[The Beatles]

Um, not any that do it consistently. But The Who usually record that way, although backing vocals are mixed.

So basically no, sorry.

[Philip]

Um, not any that do it consistently. But The Who usually record that way, although backing vocals are mixed.

So basically no, sorry.

What do you do in your spare time?
Umm.
I think there might be a few exception. Hmm. How interesting. Apologies are not necessary.

[windhound]

backing vocals are fine

lookin through it, not sure it /should/ work
professor mentioned it in class though.. I'll go talk to him about it later..

hum.

[Philip]

backing vocals are fine

lookin through it, not sure it /should/ work
professor mentioned it in class though..  I'll go talk to him about it later..

hum.

Oh. All of them?Can I go too?Studies show that 99%25 of people spell Hmm with 2 M's.

[Devari]

When my speakers were going the way of Microsoft, Maxwell's Silver Hammer was almost the exact opposite of what you want. I could hear the vocals, but not much of the instrumentals itself (although I did have some of it). It was odd.

[Philip]

When my speakers were going the way of Microsoft, Maxwell's Silver Hammer was almost the exact opposite of what you want. I could hear the vocals, but not much of the instrumentals itself (although I did have some of it). It was odd.

Does speakers were going the way of Microsoft Maxwell's Silver Hammer was almost the exact opposite of what you want happen very often?I am sure you could. What made it so odd

[The Beatles]

There you are then.

Also try "Pinball Wizard".

[Philip]

There you are then.

Also try "Pinball Wizard".

"There you go again. "--ReaganOK I will try it.

[windhound]

I guess I could create a filter to the same effect.. hum

bad philip, be antisocial

edit: pinball wizard.. will do

[The Beatles]

And Maxwell's Silver Hammer, then. The inverse effect means you can get what you want.

[Philip]

And Maxwell's Silver Hammer, then. The inverse effect means you can get what you want.

My brain uses AIML to format responses to your inputs, but I don't have one for that.
What do you look like?
:*laughs*:

[The Beatles]

And Maxwell's Silver Hammer, then. The inverse effect means you can get what you want.