How do you take out the accompaniment in the VCD separately? Don t make a human voice

Solution 1: You need to use two software, software A extracts the audio of VCD, and software B processes the audio extracted by software A. A software uses Easy Video to Audio Converter; B. Software uses Adobe Audition.

Solution 2: Only use software B in plan 1, that is, use Adobe Audition, the steps are to record the part you need in **VCD**, and then process it directly on the software after recording. The method of processing is to delete the vocal track first, and then copy the accompaniment track and paste it into the deleted original vocal track, and save the file (the same is true for software B in scheme 1).

However, you have to make sure that the two channels of vocals and accompaniment in the original VCD are recorded separately, which can be easily heard when you turn off one channel or use headphones to listen to the left and right channels separately or listen to the left and right speakers separately, although you say that it is two-channel, but it does not mean that it is a split-channel recording. If it's not a split-channel recording, but a mixed recording, it doesn't make sense to have two or no channels, then no software will work. There is no way.

Teach you a simple way, put the VCD on the computer first**, select **** and then use "*** Audio Recorder Pro to record, so that you can get the accompaniment you want**.

Actually, you can search for accompaniment on the Internet.

Looks like there's a silencing software, right?

You'll need to get a laptop, and then you'll need to have the following things ready before burning.

Prepare before you confirm:

1. Burn the optical drive.

2. The new blank *** burning disc, more than a dollar, is sold in the computer city, or you have an old disc that can be wiped and rewritten (such as marked with ***-rw, ***+rw) (disc erase and re-engrave);

First, connect the external recorder to the laptop through a data cable and confirm that it can be used normally (how to use an external recorder). Of course, you can also use the built-in recorder. Put the *** burning disc into the recorder (just put it in before burning anyway).

Once the hardware is ready, it's time to operate the software.

Of course, many friends will also choose to design their own, click the "Design Menu" button, you can enter the menu designer window as shown in the figure below. Customize options such as menu's theme, background, buttons, headers, advanced options, and more. Basically every component on the menu can be customized.

Note that the CD start menu template has a main menu and a title menu. Once you've set it up, you can click "Add" to save the custom template for next time. Click "OK" to save the settings and return to the main interface.

Next, click the "Burn to *** or Blu-ray Disc" button at the bottom right to pop up the burning settings window as shown below. The "Burn To" section will usually automatically retrieve the location of the burner on your computer. So there's really no need to set anything up.

Click "Burn Now" and that's it.

The notebook burning disc software automatically jumps to the process window shown in the figure below, starts to run the relevant programs, waits a little, if you don't want to wait, you can also go to operate other unrelated programs, which will not affect the burning of the software.

After the disc is burned, there will be a "Wow" prompt sound, and at the same time, the bottom right will pop up with a prompt of "*** production has been completed", and the burning machine will automatically pop up the engraved *** disc.