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Sound asleep · 03-31-2010, 08:20 AM

I seem to recall that in sonar at least. there was some way where you could take two tracks and have them render to a third track, but omitting all information that wasn't present in both takes. so say you could do this with 2 stereo channels and you could remove the vocals sometimes this way.

not sure if this would really help in this situation though, but it can be a cool thing anyways. i'm a little lost as to what exactly is the situation here with the two tracks and subtracting.

03-31-2010, 08:20 AM	#17
Sound asleep Human being with feelings Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 9,073	I seem to recall that in sonar at least. there was some way where you could take two tracks and have them render to a third track, but omitting all information that wasn't present in both takes. so say you could do this with 2 stereo channels and you could remove the vocals sometimes this way. not sure if this would really help in this situation though, but it can be a cool thing anyways. i'm a little lost as to what exactly is the situation here with the two tracks and subtracting.