I'm praying that if they ever do an Innuendo one, that at least one of the tracks on that will have isolated vocals on it... meh. :D
Probably Delilah! Lol!
Probably Delilah! Lol!
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Probably Delilah! Lol!
does any tracks on ROTC have isolated vocal tracks?
"Probably Delilah! Lol!"
Heh yes I've heard how much you dislike that one... (at least I think it was you). I actually quite like the song but not for musical reasons.
Isolated vocals on ROTC?
I don't think so actually, however someone discovered that you could seperate Brian's guitar completely from the rest of the soundtrack, creating (in effect) a Brainless Concert - whoops, did I mean "Brian"less??
Heh yes I've heard how much you dislike that one... (at least I think it was you). I actually quite like the song but not for musical reasons.
Isolated vocals on ROTC?
I don't think so actually, however someone discovered that you could seperate Brian's guitar completely from the rest of the soundtrack, creating (in effect) a Brainless Concert - whoops, did I mean "Brian"less??
That means you could also create a version with just Brian in it. I think that might be taking the Guitar Extravaganza a bit far!
which dvd audio extracter are you all using?
i want to see if i can rip some U2 tracks without bonos voice so its like live karaoke lol, but which programme do you all use? and how do you use it? one i downloaded was very confusin and peed me off >(
i want to see if i can rip some U2 tracks without bonos voice so its like live karaoke lol, but which programme do you all use? and how do you use it? one i downloaded was very confusin and peed me off >(
"That means you could also create a version with just Brian in it. I think that might be taking the Guitar Extravaganza a bit far!"
Ah you know us guitarists, Fickle - we love to hear ourselves.
Ah you know us guitarists, Fickle - we love to hear ourselves.
"i want to see if i can rip some U2 tracks without bonos voice so its like live karaoke lol, but which programme do you all use? and how do you use it? one i downloaded was very confusin and peed me off >("
Hmmm. It all depends on what you're trying to get the karaoke song from. Songs with loads of reverb on the voice are usually a bitch to try and 'devocal' as they say... uh. I'm really not knowledgable about this, other than there's no "perfect" way to do it without actually having access to the unmixed stuff.
Hmmm. It all depends on what you're trying to get the karaoke song from. Songs with loads of reverb on the voice are usually a bitch to try and 'devocal' as they say... uh. I'm really not knowledgable about this, other than there's no "perfect" way to do it without actually having access to the unmixed stuff.
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which dvd audio extracter are you all using?
i want to see if i can rip some U2 tracks without bonos voice so its like live karaoke lol, but which programme do you all use? and how do you use it? one i downloaded was very confusin and peed me off >(
It's not so much the DVD Audio Extractor, which is precisely that, and can be found easily on Google by using those exact words, but the editing software which you will find more useful, as you can then piece back together your ripped tracks, ommitting any (such as the vocal track, if available) you don't want. I use Sony Soundforge 7, and Adobe Audition 1.5, both of which can be found as trial versions, or full versions, if you know where to look (**cough** torrents **cough**).
You then use DVD Audio Extractor to rip the 5.1 channel tracks as individual files, then use either or both of the above, for the re-editing stages.
does each channel go under as "cells"???
otherwise im very confused on how to rip channels using DVD Audio Extractor :S
otherwise im very confused on how to rip channels using DVD Audio Extractor :S
When you lauch DVD Audio Extractor, it will list the track numbers, and on the left hand side, you can select '6 Ch DTS', '2 Ch Stereo', etc. When you select the 6 channel track and click Next, it will then ask if you want to extract the channels to separate files, which you tick the box for if you want to do so. Create a folder for the ripped files, and click Start. When finished, you will have a folder with the 6 channels (Front L/R, Rear L/R, Centre and Sub), numbered 1-6. I have found that channel 4 is usually the sub woofer channel, and channel 3 is the centre channel. Channels 1&2 are Front L/R and 5&6 are Rear L/R (or vice versa). Hope that helps.
when i launch it, i click on the dts 6 channel thingy, then when i click next, for channels all i get is a pull down box that says "mono, stereo, joint stereo"
nothing that allows it to be split :S
plus when i try with return of the champs i dont get two files, one which is brian and one which is the rest, higly annoying >(
nothing that allows it to be split :S
plus when i try with return of the champs i dont get two files, one which is brian and one which is the rest, higly annoying >(
Either you're not selecting the six channel mix on the first screen, or what you are trying to extract is in fact only 2 channel stereo. When I use the ANATO DVD-A, in that drop down list you mentioned, I get Mono, Stereo or All 6 Channels. By selecting All 6 Channels, this enables the tick box to save each channel to a separate file. I only get the options you described, when not using a 5.1 channel source.
With ROTC, you'll have to rip all 6 channels, then find the guitar channels out of the 6. I suspect these may be channels 1&2, but have not tried this for myself.
With ROTC, you'll have to rip all 6 channels, then find the guitar channels out of the 6. I suspect these may be channels 1&2, but have not tried this for myself.
with ROTC i only get the mono/stereo/joint stereo :S and it says only two cells, its really annoyin, i will play round some more, its not cos i have to register is it?
Mine is registered, but I don't know if it makes any difference, as I haven't used a non-registered version. After selecting 6 channel DTS, I get the All 6 Channels option in the drop down list on screen 2. I really can't answer why it's not working for you.