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 Member 18440 Level 10.84 Jan 2007 
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Quick answer: No, that's not possible.
Audio files like mp3s and wavs only have two 'tracks'. One for the left and one for the right. All the instruments and vocals are meshed together. Some programs can lower the volume of the vocals by targeting the frequency range of most singers, but this doesn't work 100% and lowers the volume of any instruments within that same range. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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