: : Say Ive got a 44khz wav file, and theres a good bass
: : line with speaking over the top. How do I get rid of
: : the speech and keep the bassline? How do I know which
: : frequencies to play around with? Is there a way of
: : just disabling certain bands in the equaliser, like
: : a recording studio can?
: : Thanks heaps
: : -Twinsen
: : 12/9
: Reply:
: Sorry to disapoint you but no recording studio can isolate instruments from
: each other like you're asking, the harmonics of each sound an instrument nearly always
: blend in with the others and so you could'nt take out one instrument using an EQ
: and still leave the others intact. Your best bet is a Low Pass Filter to isolate the bass
: but it will still sound like the dull thud you get standing outside a nightclub. Have Fun - Andy
Re: GoldWave - Sampling
: : Say Ive got a 44khz wav file, and theres a good bass
: : line with speaking over the top. How do I get rid of
: : the speech and keep the bassline? How do I know which
: : frequencies to play around with? Is there a way of
: : just disabling certain bands in the equaliser, like
: : a recording studio can?
: : Thanks heaps
: : -Twinsen
: : 12/9
: Reply:
: Sorry to disapoint you but no recording studio can isolate instruments from
: each other like you're asking, the harmonics of each sound an instrument nearly always
: blend in with the others and so you could'nt take out one instrument using an EQ
: and still leave the others intact. Your best bet is a Low Pass Filter to isolate the bass
: but it will still sound like the dull thud you get standing outside a nightclub. Have Fun - Andy