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Article #2421Re: Is it possible to isolate instruments/vocals in a mono recording? Can pitch correction be added to individual elements?
From: mcsteve
Date: Sat, 08 Dec 2007 21:42
Date: Sat, 08 Dec 2007 21:42
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"Laurence Payne" wrote: > "Dec [Cluskey]" wrote: >>Yet when I listen to a live dub show on UK Radio1, particularly the >>'black' and Ragga major shows, I hear soloed voices from current chart >>hits with mental rhythm tracks added. >> >>Perhaps it depends on the importance of the dub DJ ... if he is a huge >>name then the record companies would let him have any solo tracks he >>wants ... that is my personal take on it. I reckon those DJs are >>simply not going to give away their secrets? >> > Maybe. But generally there are far fewer conspiricies, fewer > "secrets" than people like to imagine :-) > Not that difficult if you're a working DJ. When I was a club jock, I got service from two record pools, plus I would buy 12" singles from some very good sources in NYC. More often than not, a 12" DJ single had at least 4, and sometimes as many as 6, mixes on one disc. There would typically be an 'a capella' mix included. I'd do my own 'on-the-fly' remixes by having two copies of the same record, and mixing back and forth between the different versions. Easy enough to layer the a capella mix over the instrumental version. These days, taking that same a capella mix and creating a whole new backing track with computer based gear is pretty damn easy. (not cross-posted to alt.audio.pro.live-sound, as this has nothing to do with pro live sound) -- Steve <snip> McQ
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