A Capella's for remixes...
A Capella's for remixes... Posted on: 01.04.2010 by Wai Rofkahr Anyone know of any good sources of a capellas? I'd like to remix some pop tracks over my deep house. | |
| Harold Jaras 08.04.2010 |
Originally Posted by Villinus
i can vouch that jamglue is a legit resource. been using it for ages now. lots and lots of shit quality to sift through but hey, it's free. |
| Kittie Sluss 02.04.2010 |
Originally Posted by StopMakingSense
sorry about my language, I was cranky as hell last evening . |
| Tami Champlin 02.04.2010 |
Originally Posted by da pavinator
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| Kittie Sluss 02.04.2010 |
Originally Posted by StopMakingSense
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| Wai Rofkahr 01.04.2010 | Anyone know of any good sources of a capellas? I'd like to remix some pop tracks over my deep house. |
| Wai Rofkahr 09.04.2010 | Ya man, thanks for the link. I just found the Mecca of acapellas: http://www.blacklabelled.com/community/ no joke. The acapella section is jam packed with quality (mostly) vocals. |
| Harold Jaras 08.04.2010 |
Originally Posted by Villinus
i can vouch that jamglue is a legit resource. been using it for ages now. lots and lots of shit quality to sift through but hey, it's free. |
| Wai Rofkahr 03.04.2010 | Remember when artst's singles came with the instrumental and A Capella on one side of their single for DJ's? What The hell happened to that? So now that everything is digital, DJ's don't need them anymore?! |
| Kittie Sluss 02.04.2010 |
Originally Posted by StopMakingSense
sorry about my language, I was cranky as hell last evening . |
| Tami Champlin 02.04.2010 |
Originally Posted by da pavinator
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| Kittie Sluss 02.04.2010 |
Originally Posted by StopMakingSense
one of those has a virus/spyware. (i just opened them (links) all up in a new tab, and then, all my browsers are messed) until, I just killed a process saying "Relevant Knowledge" thank you for your time. |
| Laurel Litchko 01.04.2010 | has anyone ever gotten an acapella from an artist? |
| Wai Rofkahr 01.04.2010 | Nice! I've been searching for torrents, most are just crap. I had my other DJ friend give me something like 2 gigs worth of a capellas, half of which were old old songs, some new, mostly great quality- but I reformated my HD and lost them Maybe I'll see if I can get a hold of him again... As far as contacting the artist... I wonder how I'd get ahold of Lady Gaga Thanks for the links! |
| Tami Champlin 01.04.2010 | Good point! Never thought about just asking the artist for the acapella, thanks. |
| Cristian Carmona 01.04.2010 | ^ thnx! I would also look the legal route and just ask the artist of see if you can get the acapella you are looking for. |
| Tami Champlin 01.04.2010 | A Capella (Acapella) & Instrumental - How to Extract Got a lot of this information from here http://www.djranking s.com/community /showthread.php?t=2722 - Acapella Download Sites http://www.acapellas4u.co.uk/ http://www.soundarea.org/ http://www.jamglue.com/ http://www.worksessions.com/ - Search Google, torrent, or download sites for a capella or acapella http://thepiratebay.org/ http://www.mininova.org/ http://rapidlibrary.com/ http://community .audionews.ru/ (Registration currently closed) http://torrentz.com/ (Torrent aggregate website) - Compilations on CD and Vinyl that leave just the vocal tracks - Using a 5.1 Track CD/DVD The center channel on a 5.1 CD/DVD usually almost always carries a perfect acapella Extract using http://www.videohelp.com/tools/DVD_Audio_Extractor - Audio Invert (For acapella and instrumental) Use Ableton or another DAW This audio invert basically works though the cancellation effect created by mixing a inverted version of a track with an original version of the track. Anything that is identicle in the track will be subtracted from the output leaving only differences in the track, in this case thats the vocals. As long as the two versions of the track are perfectly identicle (bit for bit) to one another with the only difference being the material that you want to isolate then this method works flawlessly. - Filtering Methods (Should be your lost option if all else has failed) Extra Boy Pro |
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