Neal,
It's often a bit more complicated than that, but this is essentially
the method I discuss in my tutorial, and it does work.
- Darcy
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On 18 Dec 2005, at 9:31 AM, Neal Gittleman wrote:
We started with someone who wanted to use GPO instrumental sounds
and non-GPO vocal sounds, right?
I can think of two reasons for playback: proofreading and
producing demo sound files.
If it's for proofreading, it shouldn't matter what the sounds are,
and organ or clarinet or whatever should do just fine for the vocals.
If it's for producing a demo sound file, what about this...
1. When you're ready to produce the demo, make a copy of the file,
so you have a GPO.mus and a NONGPO.mus.
2. Delete (or simply mute) the vocal parts in GPO.mus and create
an audio file.
3. Modify NONGPO.mus so it's only the vocal parts, with the non-
GPO sounds you want.
4. Create an audio file of NONGPO.mus
5. Mix the two audio files together.
Or am I missing something?
ng
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