| J.max Davis - Thursday, 29 July 2010, at 9:43 pm |
| Is there any software or service that allows downloads of songs in track format so that one could manipulate or make new mixes of songs? I think I asked this a couple of years ago but was thinking maybe someone had gotten around to offering this. Would love to have any BC song where I could silence all tracks but the guitar or vocal or drum etc. and listen to hidden nuggets or learn parts or mix a stripped down version. |
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| Mike Strutter - Thursday, 29 July 2010, at 9:48 pm |
| u'd need the master tracks for that, which at a guess you wont get your hands on. Just record it all yourself! |
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| Wayne Sadlier - Friday, 30 July 2010, at 10:15 am |
a while ago on iTunes you could download David Bowie's single Space Oddity, it came witha set of 'stems' so you could remix it yoursef. I think that Linkin park have just done that on thier website as well.
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| Martin Hetherington - Friday, 30 July 2010, at 10:33 am |
Marillion had a competition a while back where you could remix any (or all) of the tracks off Anoraknophobia. Each "song" cost £10 or £60 for them all. You then remixed them, sent them in etc.
It was a brilliant experience - I'd love to do something similar with some BC tracks.
By the way - none of my tracks came close to winning - I misuderstood the competition and only used the tracks supplied - you were actually supposed to create new tracks etc - not my idea of a remix. I loved the extended 12" remixes in the 80's and did something like that. I like them anyway :-)
What's the chances of doing anything with BC tracks? |
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| Robb Carter - Friday, 30 July 2010, at 7:37 pm |
Yeh the Linkin Park stems you can get from quite a few websites.
Regarding the original question, you can extract the vocal from the song but you wouldn't be able to extract the bass, drums, guitar etc. |
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| Paul Wren - Monday, 2 August 2010, at 1:46 pm |
Interesting. But how do you extract the vocal from the track? What software is required - anybody kn
ow the answer to this?
Paul. |
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| Robb Carter - Monday, 2 August 2010, at 9:36 pm |
There are quite a few different software that you can use. If you do a search in Google or I'm sure there is plenty videos on YouTube to show you.
I forgot to say that it wont work with every single one, the vocal has to be right in the middle of the track. The bass, drums and guitar are both left and right of it. |
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| Martin Hetherington - Tuesday, 3 August 2010, at 6:46 pm |
| It's something called "centre cancelling" - it's not all that great - depends what you want to do. |
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| Timothy Leary - Tuesday, 3 August 2010, at 7:39 pm |
If you do a "Blog" search for "Mogg" files, you will see that the videoGame Rockband has separated tracks from Hundreds of well known bands.
Not BC unfortunately.
Oh,....and when you find them, they separate and play in the Freeware Audacity. |
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| Robb Carter - Tuesday, 3 August 2010, at 10:57 pm |
| If anyone wants the acapella to IABC give me a shout, it's not bang clear but would be ok if you are putting it on another track. |
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| Mo Pugliese - Friday, 6 August 2010, at 1:59 am |
| I'd love to have a copy of IABC....I work with a program called Ableton Live to produce and mix tunes...I'd love to do something with that vocal track...what do I have to do to get it? |
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| Tony Gordon - Friday, 6 August 2010, at 3:23 am |
Martin
Have you added anymore tabs to the listing I have from a few years back, I have just got a copy of Why The Long Face (I am in Australia) and my kids are keen to have a crack at Wildland In My Heart, Far From Me To You, Send You and I'm Not Ashamed.
They have learnt mnat BC songs from original listing, have these tabs.
I have 2 boys that are keen to re-release some Stuys lesser known songs what are your favorites.
BC certainly never ran out of ideas when it came to songs I absolutely love WTF.
Tony
surfclubtony@yahoo.com.au |
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| Martin Hetherington - Friday, 6 August 2010, at 11:21 am |
| Tony - I haven't done anything for a long time - just don't have the time these days. Some of the songs you mention ring a bell so maybe they've been done by Colin Dawson. All the tabs were transferred to John G's site - I'm on the Blackberry at the moment so can't find the web address. Can anyone help??? |
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| Robb Carter - Sunday, 22 August 2010, at 12:14 am |
@ Mo, sorry have been on holiday.
If you email me at robbcarter90@hotmail.com I will send you it.
What kinda stuff do you do on Abelton? |
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| Neil White - Monday, 23 August 2010, at 5:01 pm |
| I use a software package called "guitar and drum trainer" made by Renegade Minds. It is basically a slow-downer, ie you can slow a piece of music down without changing the pitch of the notes, handy for working out what is being played and then notating it. It has loads of other functionality for fitering different frequencies in or out and for changing the keys of songs for singing or playing along to. You can download a trial version to experiment with for free-might be worth a try........... |
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