You can google "Out of phase stereo". Easiest way to do it is probably to download "center cut" plugin for Winapm (yeah I know, winamp...). The plugin also gives you an option to only leave the center channel (in other words, the opposite of center cut) and to remove/keep bass. Also search "removing vocals". I didn't use any online services for this, but I guess there may be some. Just to be clear, it doesn't remove vocals, it's just being called this way for simplicity: vocals are *usually* in the "center", so removing center would remove vocals, but certainly not always.
![5 Pieces by Hans Zimmer \\ Iconic Soundtracks \\ Relaxing Piano [20min]](/img/n.gif)
It took me year and a half to upload this since the last video, but better late than never I guess? Haha
April Space Quality>Quantity
I've been waiting.. the wait was worth it! I'd love to hear Falling Away With You with the backing vocals amplified
4:20 to 4:50 etc is most awesome. PI Baby.Thank you.
Interesting hidden gems !
Now let's just hope for an Origin of Muse boxset to celebrate the 20 years of Showbiz
I really hope they'll release it!
Yeah!
@@monumentstosuffering2995 Yeah me too... would be great! ... WHOOPS ITS OUT TODAY! :D
*endless eargasms*
Thank you so much for this!
I love your videos, I always discover new sounds that I've never heard before, and I've been a Muse fan for years now! haha I'm glad you posted! :D
Glad you liked it! :)
Thank you so much for this gem!
Their music is Sacred or should be.
Nothing matches the combined power and glory of Muse.
Awesome!
Great job!
Mantap boss
Fancy doing this for the Remixx?
In my grovellingly humble opinion. Lol.
You are alive?
Question do
How do you do this center cut? And how can I search about this on Internet?( with what name?)
You can google "Out of phase stereo". Easiest way to do it is probably to download "center cut" plugin for Winapm (yeah I know, winamp...). The plugin also gives you an option to only leave the center channel (in other words, the opposite of center cut) and to remove/keep bass.
Also search "removing vocals". I didn't use any online services for this, but I guess there may be some. Just to be clear, it doesn't remove vocals, it's just being called this way for simplicity: vocals are *usually* in the "center", so removing center would remove vocals, but certainly not always.