how to isolate i guitar solo? (removing drums and bass)
how to isolate i guitar solo? (removing drums and bass) Posted on: 29.05.2012 by Giuseppina Wietfeldt Hey guys,i'm playing a show this friday with an MC and he's doing a cover of "Bullet in the head" by Rage against the machine. He sampled the original song and created a new beat out of it. He left my an 8 bar section to do what i please with (so i could "solo"). What i'm trying to do is sample the original solo of the song, and remove as much bass and drums as possible so that i will be left with just the guitar track. Then i'll drop it and go all instant gratification on it. whats the best way to go about doing this? i use Adobe Audition for audio editing... i also have ableton.. thanks! | |
| Giuseppina Wietfeldt 29.05.2012 | Hey guys, i'm playing a show this friday with an MC and he's doing a cover of "Bullet in the head" by Rage against the machine. He sampled the original song and created a new beat out of it. He left my an 8 bar section to do what i please with (so i could "solo"). What i'm trying to do is sample the original solo of the song, and remove as much bass and drums as possible so that i will be left with just the guitar track. Then i'll drop it and go all instant gratification on it. whats the best way to go about doing this? i use Adobe Audition for audio editing... i also have ableton.. thanks! |
| Marshall Aby 29.05.2012 | You could have a go with Maschtactic http://www.quikquak.com/Prod_MashTactic.html or just filtering. There's only so much you can do with a mixed audio file though, you can't turn a cake back into flour, eggs and water. |
| Linda Chavda 29.05.2012 | I believe that'd be very hard with a rage track! |
| Romelia Stankard 29.05.2012 | Melodyne is the only reliable way I know to do this. Not sure how well it will work in this case though. |
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