Re: Deleting vocals and leaving the music in the backgroun

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From: Ozpeter
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 02:34

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You are hearing the reverb, which isn't in the centre (often) and so it will remain. There's no way that I know of better than using the centre channel extractor in Audition 1.5 (in the Effects > Filters menu).

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