Clone.Ensemble.Voice.Trap.VST.DX.v2.0a-ArCADE

Back in the old days you could remove the vocal from a stereo track by subtracting the left channel from the right. * You only got mono output, * The bass was missing, * The mix sounded terrible, * You could only remove the vocal, not isolate it, * It only really worked on old tracks, before they started using stereo reverb. Voice trap offers two sophisticated DSP algorithms: * FFT-based center channel suppression / isolation, * Cepstral liftering (an advanced technique that can identify harmonically rich elements in a mix). Together these allow Voice Trap to overcome those problems: * The output is stereo, * The bass frequencies are left untouched, * The mix is largely preserved, * You can choose to remove the vocal OR isolate it, * Good results possible on some modern tracks (ie, with stereo reverb). www.awesomeaudio.org

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bahbahmentality (2008-01-28)

"you could remove the vocal from a stereo track by
subtracting the left channel from the right." - I implore you, name one sane mix where that works!:D

Necrophobe (2009-01-30)

"name one sane mix where that works"
Most Beatle songs that haven't been compressed.
Music A on right, Music B on left, Vocals centered and placed into right and left tracks at equal amplitude.
Maybe not on Revolution 9, but then Yoko was main-lining cottage cheese into John.