yeah, you can edit them out, will sound cack though.

There is some equipment out that will edit the singing out, to a degree. I have seen folks useing it to do Karyoke (sp). A little expencive.

It can be done, but all you can do is cut the appropriate frequencies with an equilizer, thus taking some of the music out as colatteral damage.
Depending on the singer the freq cut ranges form 3 to 7 kHz, and you're best of cutting it with a narrow band of, say, +/- 200 Hz. Good luck!


Careful what you wish... You just might get it.

Chet uhm thnx for the advice. but uhm ya me no good with stuff like that, and i dont know if anything will be able to find the frequensy(sp???) of the guy screaming in that song

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Chet uhm thnx for the advice.

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You're welcome.

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frequensy(sp???) of the guy screaming in that song

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Screaming... Hehe
What kind of music is it anyway? Don't try doing this w/ rock/metal music, you'll end up disappointed with the results.
You can try finding the right frequency out via trial-and-error method, ie trying it out in winamp using it's built-in equilizer. Just cut the freq's out by turning the bands all the way down one by one. When you notice that the voice has faded or is very quiet you found what you were looking for so work from there on. Fine tuning takes time, but no pain - no gain.
As for the programs you can use, well, you'll have to ask someone else... I use Sound Forge for all my sound-related exibitions, but I think it has a 3 digit price, and the first digit is >= 2