Posted by eViL:

Try this forum for general questions about production:

http://www.futureproducers.com/forums/

And try this guys tutorials -- he does a lot of stuff with FL:

http://warbeats.com/

Here's one way to remove vocals from an audio track:



And finally, go buy my band's CD since I was kind enough to help you...

Do You See the Dark -- MySpace
Do You See the Dark -- BUY THE DAMN CD ALREADY!!! BUY THREE OR FOUR AND GIVE 'EM OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!!!!!!



Good luck making beats. I use FL as well. Holla back when you got some fire to share...

Lol thanks eviL

Posted by Cookdcokehop:

Posted by eViL:

Try this forum for general questions about production:

http://www.futureproducers.com/forums/

And try this guys tutorials -- he does a lot of stuff with FL:

http://warbeats.com/

Here's one way to remove vocals from an audio track:



And finally, go buy my band's CD since I was kind enough to help you...

Do You See the Dark -- MySpace
Do You See the Dark -- BUY THE DAMN CD ALREADY!!! BUY THREE OR FOUR AND GIVE 'EM OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!!!!!!



Good luck making beats. I use FL as well. Holla back when you got some fire to share...

Only thing was I wanted to know how to make instrumentals not acapellas

OK. Well, the theory works the same way. Say you have Wu-Tang "Triumph". You have the original track with the vocals and you have the acapellas on a separate file. First things first, your original track and your acappelas must be the same quality. If that's the case, then you go into an audio program (such as the one the dude is using in the youtube vid) and you play the original track and the acapellas at the same time -- except you have to invert the phase of the acapellas. If you do it correctly, you will notice that all you hear is the instrumental (this is because the reverse phased vocal track is canceling out the vocals on the original track). In the video tutorial he is using the original track and an instrumental version of the original track to extract the acapella. You can use the same theory to do the opposite.