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2023-01-02, 06:44 AM
Now, I know there's AI programs that can isolate/remove music and vocals.. would this apply to a 5.1 mix that includes sound effects as well? It has some of the score mixed into the center and rear channels (unfortunately), so I can't just edit them out in a waveform editor.
Any strategies you guys found worked for you?
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You can use Izotope to isolate the dialogue to a reasonable degree. Isolating sfx is harder, virtually impossible. If you are serious about this, you will likely have to re-do the SFX yourself.
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This crossed my mind with true lies and I just thought it would be impossible
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Have you tried doing spectral editing? It's the same technique used to make DES (Digitally Extracted Stereo) remixes of audio. You can do it for free with Audacity.
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2023-03-18, 06:42 PM
(This post was last modified: 2023-03-18, 06:44 PM by Hydra Spectre.)
I am actually interested in doing that for some possible projectsI thought of, or having someone do that for said projects should I not be able to do them, these are:
- Castle in the Sky - Japanese audio 5.1 remastered with 2003 Disney American soundtrack (two versions; one with modern American sound effects like the 2003 Disney DVD release and one with original Japanese sound effects like the 2011 reedited dub)
- Kiki’s Delivery Service - Japanese audio 5.1 remastered with 1998 Disney American soundtrack
- Sonic the Hedgehog 1 and 2 with video game music and sound effects