eHow Computers Computer Software Audio Software How to Get Rid of Vocals Using MixPad How to Get Rid of Vocals Using MixPad By Maya Austen, eHow Contributor Share Print this article How to Get Rid of Vocals Using MixPad thumbnail Depending upon how a song was mixed, software can be used to edit out vocals. MixPad is a multitrack audio recording and editing program developed by NCH Software. By itself, the MixPad application does not feature the editing tools required to get rid of the vocals in a song. However, you can integrate NCH Software’s WavePad editor into MixPad to equip MixPad with more advanced editing features. The editing tools that come with the WavePad editor will allow you to eliminate the vocals in a song provided that when the song was mixed, the vocal track was left exactly the same on both the left and right stereo channels. Have a question? Get an answer from Online Tech Support now! Other People Are Reading How to Remove the Voice From a Song and Only Hear the Background Music How to Make Mashups in Mixpad Instructions 1 Click the downward pointing arrow located in the far right-corner of the MixPad window. Select “Install Related Tools and Extras.” 2 Check the box next to “WavePad.” Click “Next” to integrate MixPad with the WavePad Audio Editor. Click “Finished.” Sponsored Links Start Download Download Free Converter Software Download Here! Donwload.pconverter 3 Go to the “Suite” tab. Click “WavePad.” 4 Click “Open File” in the WavePad editor. Open the “Look in” drop-down menu then browse to the directory where the audio recording you want to edit is saved. The recording you’re importing must be from an original stereo source such as a CD. Select the file then click “Open” to import it into the WavePad editor. 5 Open the “Effects” menu. Go to “Special Effects.” Select “Reduce Vocals.” 6 Click the Play button to hear the results. Depending upon how the song was mixed, the vocals will either be completely eliminated or significantly reduced
Posted on: Sat, 29 Jun 2013 19:09:40 +0000
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