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Hello, I downloaded this plugin because the demo (make someone happy) impressed me. I also downloaded the song clip and tried to remove vocals on the unedited part (first 15 seconds). However, after using the default settings nothing happens. The track still has the vocals. I tried changing the low...

Could you attach this passage?
A problem description is probably not enough.

You'll need a stereo version for it to be successful.
Some vocals remain (-40 dB RMS): Robert

Sadly, the effect is not very vi-user friendly.

It works for recently pasted clips but there is still the tab shortcut missing to navigate from clip to clip.

Robert

Hi Aphilentus Your code could of course be transferred to Nyquist code. However, I don't think that you would be happy with it. The code takes a brute-force approach but does not do anything meaningful after all: - The first loop advances one sample at a time - The second loop adds up the samples wi...

julious wrote:Thanks for the feedback Koz but the problem is still thesame. Im exporting the recorded song as mp3 and it can play the song but it sounds like im singing in the tunnel or something like minus one

Have you made Koz' test?
Perhaps, you could attach a short excerpt (as wav).

kozikowski wrote:Do you have an example of someone else who did this? Links?
Koz

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/ ... howto.html

Pretty easy to use.
Unfortunately not free--trial available.

Robert

Some file imports use the default sample format setting, others don't. The ones that don't include APE (or any other ffmpeg format) and OGG. They are always 16-bit regardless of the setting. Bug reports about Audacity should please give your version of Windows, Mac or Linux and three-section versio...

Why not simply quantize? gives 8-bit.

Logand, truncate and so on won't work with sounds--the former only with integer in fact.

MP3 does not have "bit depth" in the same way that uncompressed PCM audio does. As far as I'm aware, the "numbers" in an MP3 file are floating point numbers, but these do not correspond directly to sample values. The bit depth of the decoded MP3 file depends on the decoder. Almost all MP3 decoders ...