Originally posted by: GhostAlpha26
Ok so whats a good method for ripping the audio track from the DVD to be split up. I guess what Im asking is whats a good program that rips just the audio from a DVD? DVD Decrypter with stream processing enabled will rip individual video/audio streams. Alternatively you could just rip the VOBs and use DVD-lab to demux as MeBeJedi stated.
However, I don't know how you would go about killing frequencies within a certain range, if you needed to go down that route.
Originally posted by: CW
... id say roughly from bass to soprano between 400 and 4000 Hz is usual...
So what is it when you've been on the helium? Ok so whats a good method for ripping the audio track from the DVD to be split up. I guess what Im asking is whats a good program that rips just the audio from a DVD? DVD Decrypter with stream processing enabled will rip individual video/audio streams. Alternatively you could just rip the VOBs and use DVD-lab to demux as MeBeJedi stated.
Originally posted by: GhostAlpha26
Also what program should I use to edit the channels after I have split them?
If removing the voice is simply a case of replacing portions of the centre channel with silence, any audio editor will suffice (i.e. Audition, Sound Forge, Audacity, etc...)Also what program should I use to edit the channels after I have split them?
However, I don't know how you would go about killing frequencies within a certain range, if you needed to go down that route.
Originally posted by: CW
... id say roughly from bass to soprano between 400 and 4000 Hz is usual...
