SnowSurfer

does anyone know of a good music mixing program?

where i can take words from one song and put them on background of another?

and i can seperate the music from the singing in songs?

thanks as always

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spigidygak

Extracting parts of an already encoded piece of music is a little difficult to accomplish. The big boys that to remixes have the luxury of working with each individual track. However you might have some luck with Acid Pro or Soundforge. But it is going to take some time to play around with settings.

Fas-ligand

Cool Edit is my personal fav. for mixing.

ray

there is no program that will break out the vocals and the instruments. you can play around with eq and other settings, but it's very difficult. you're better off buying the song on vinyl and recording to your computer, since vinyl usually has a capella and instrumental versions of songs.

mcs328

I've used mixmeister to mix songs together but I heard ppl using soundforge as a better alternative. Still no way to extract out just the vocals or just the music.

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coleslaw

There are ways to separate vocal and instrumental tracks with a software package - namely ProTools, which allows for the use of numerous plugins. The home version costs about $500 and the professional version costs about $15,000. This is the software that many albums are recorded/mixed with today, which allows those no-name bands a chance at becoming stars.

Soundforge is another alternative and is probably the best tool for entry-level music editing.

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SnowSurfer

alright, off to the sound forge site i go... i really want to mix my own stuff cause i dunno it gets boring listening to other peoples