Does anyone know a good vocal remover?

I wanna delete voices from this music track but everytime I attempt to delete the audio it goes berserk and get's all static and fuzzy. Here's the unaltered video,*I want the music that starts at 1:56 in the backround*

I was tempted to say "throat cancer"... but that's very distasteful so I shan't.

Originally Posted by Turtle Hammer

I was tempted to say "throat cancer"... but that's very distasteful so I shan't.

What are you talking about? That was the most epic thing I've heard since last week!

As for the OP, sorry I can't help.

Try this.
I removed the vocals in a song once with this. It worked, kind of. Only problem is that some parts of the song becomes "echoes"(including the vocals, but not much was heard anymore).


NOTE: I hope this is okay with the mods. Tell me if it's not, and I'll edit.

It varies from song to song, file to file. You will probably never manage to remove the vocal track off a youtube video. Just so you know.

Here's what I posted in the basement a few months ago:

The most cost effective way of removing vocals from songs would be to download an application like Wavosaur. Once you download it you need the encoder "Lame" which helps you save your impaired music files in the mp3 format. It can be downloaded here.

When you're done with downloading wavosaur and lame_enc.dll, extract the latter into the wavosaur directory. Now open the music file from which you want to remove vocals using wavosaur. Choose Vocal Remover from Process after the song is loaded in the form of a wave. The vocal remover removes vocals automatically. The next step is to export the file as mp3 using file menu. And you're done!

But be wary of the fact that the result might not be perfect. There is no software which can remove vocals from a song perfectly without leaving a single trace. The reason is that there are many frequencies of human vocals in a song which are common to those of the instruments. So there's some probability that bits of instrumental music can also get removed during the removal process. But it does not mean you can't try it. Go ahead and experiment with your music!