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Another trick is to invert one of the stereo channels and add it to the other one: this eliminates everything that was mixed in with neutral pan. That's typical
by psuter 12y ago
Another trick is to invert one of the stereo channels and add it to the other one: this eliminates everything that was mixed in with neutral pan. That's typically where the voice is. It will also remove e.g the drum kick, but this can be salvaged with a low-pass filter. Note that you end up with a mono track.
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- derekp7 12y agoWhile on the subject of these tricks -- disconnect the ground from the audio out, and tie the speaker grounds together. This causes the speakers to use each other as ground, which in effect causes the middle voice to cancel out.
- nitrogen 12y agoI used that trick to get a cheap rear channel from my thrift store stereo back in my high school days.