Tool for filltering out the guitar accompaniment

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devilhand

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Tool for filltering out the guitar a...

Back in the days when I started playing guitar, there was an useful tool for filtering out vocals from a song. Singing part can be removed with that tool. Sometimes fully, sometimes only to some extent depending on how the song is recorded.

Is there any tool which does the oposite? I want to apply it and remove the guitar accompaniment from cante.

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Piwin

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RE: Tool for filltering out the guit... (in reply to devilhand)

I just posted a suggestion for you in the audio section (thread title: "isolating vocals")

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 16 2019 18:31:47