Vocal Isolation Request

by **knox** » Sat Jul 18, 2009 3:18 pm

I don't know how difficult it is to do what some have done here - or simply found from someone else - but if anyone can do or find Perry's vocal isolation for:

* Wheel In The Sky

* Good Morning Girl

I would be EXTREMELY grateful.

by **youkeepmewaiting** » Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:38 pm

knox wrote:I don't know how difficult it is to do what some have done here - or simply found from someone else - but if anyone can do or find Perry's vocal isolation for:

* Wheel In The Sky

* Good Morning Girl

I would be EXTREMELY grateful.

I think we would all be grateful. Seems it's only DSB (and AYWI?) that's been found so far I think

by **TRAGChick** » Sun Jul 19, 2009 12:53 am

OK, then!

My request: "Sandcastles"

That would be AMAZING if you could...:shock:

by **Liquid_Drummer** » Sun Jul 19, 2009 2:37 am

I am uploading my collection of Perry isolations. Most are achieved through trickery and audio extraction programs that can extract center channel out of a stereo source. Adobe audition has a center channel extractor with an a capella setting. You end up with artifacts using these methods that do not completely remove the backing music and cause it to have a "swirly" sound. Now if someone could find me instrumental versions of the actual studio tracks I could make PERFECT a capellas through a trick. You take the instrumental and the original and you import them in to a multitrack recording suite like Cakewalk Sonar as separate tracks. You them line them up perfectly and reverse the phase of the original and BAM.. All you will hear is lead vox MOST of the time. There are tutorials on youtube.

Dont have WHeel in the sky. Sorry.

DONT DOWNLOAD IF YOU DONT OWN !! DONT BE A DICK OK ? (who here doesnt own this stuff?)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=W36A2JA5

by **TRAGChick** » Sun Jul 19, 2009 11:47 am

Liquid_Drummer wrote:I am uploading my collection of Perry isolations. Most are achieved through trickery and audio extraction programs that can extract center channel out of a stereo source. Adobe audition has a center channel extractor with an a capella setting. You end up with artifacts using these methods that do not completely remove the backing music and cause it to have a "swirly" sound. Now if someone could find me instrumental versions of the actual studio tracks I could make PERFECT a capellas through a trick. You take the instrumental and the original and you import them in to a multitrack recording suite like Cakewalk Sonar as separate tracks. You them line them up perfectly and reverse the phase of the original and BAM.. All you will hear is lead vox MOST of the time. There are tutorials on youtube.

Dont have WHeel in the sky. Sorry.

DONT DOWNLOAD IF YOU DONT OWN !! DONT BE A DICK OK ? (who here doesnt own this stuff?)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=W36A2JA5

You Da MAN!!

THANX!! \~/

by **knox** » Sun Jul 19, 2009 11:52 am

Yes, Thank You!

by **knox** » Sun Jul 19, 2009 1:26 pm

Good Morning Girl is fantastic! Thanks again!!!!

by **Johnny Mohawk** » Mon Jul 20, 2009 9:27 am

LD, these are great!
Feel free to continue to share these as it is much appreciated!!!

I must have missed Good Morning Girl and Natural Thing (if you indeed posted those before). Also the "improved" version of She's Mine is awesome.

by **TRAGChick** » Tue Jul 21, 2009 10:31 am

Just to let you know....
I said you were the Man for posting this for us....to be honest, I hadn't listened to anything. :oops:

Right now, I'm re-listening to GMG....on 'phones.

I say "re listening", because the first listen devastated me......eyes shut; tears rolling down my face.....

GOOD LORD.....unbelievable..... :shock:

by **Johnny Mohawk** » Tue Jul 21, 2009 10:49 am

Sounds like GMG was done in a single vocal take (no splicing/cut and pasting).

by **Don** » Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:01 pm

Liquid_Drummer wrote:I am uploading my collection of Perry isolations. Most are achieved through trickery and audio extraction programs that can extract center channel out of a stereo source. Adobe audition has a center channel extractor with an a capella setting. You end up with artifacts using these methods that do not completely remove the backing music and cause it to have a "swirly" sound. Now if someone could find me instrumental versions of the actual studio tracks I could make PERFECT a capellas through a trick. You take the instrumental and the original and you import them in to a multitrack recording suite like Cakewalk Sonar as separate tracks. You them line them up perfectly and reverse the phase of the original and BAM.. All you will hear is lead vox MOST of the time. There are tutorials on youtube.

Dont have WHeel in the sky. Sorry.

DONT DOWNLOAD IF YOU DONT OWN !! DONT BE A DICK OK ? (who here doesnt own this stuff?)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=W36A2JA5

Well, that right there probably disqualifies 90% of the plokkers. :lol:

by **knox** » Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:15 pm

TRAGChick wrote:Just to let you know....
I said you were the Man for posting this for us....to be honest, I hadn't listened to anything.

Right now, I'm re-listening to GMG....on 'phones.

I say "re listening", because the first listen devastated me......eyes shut; tears rolling down my face.....

GOOD LORD.....unbelievable.....

Well said.

by **Liquid_Drummer** » Wed Jul 22, 2009 12:20 am

Only wish I could make the separation better and the "swirly thing" go away. Like I said, if there are instrumentals of Journey songs I can get a perfect extraction of the vox with no bleed from anything. The instrumental has to be the original minus vox with no differences in speed or key.

MR

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