Vocal Express

It has 3 main actions:
1. Load a song
2. Remove the Vocal
3. Practice your voice along the resulting backing track, and record it.
1. Open songs WMA or MP3 format. The locked WMA wont run with our player.
2. Remove the Vocal. The procedure (using AnalogX example) will work well with most songs. However some may have voice residuals or poor quality for the remaining instruments.
3. You can still use it for practice. If the quality of the backing track is decent you may even recorded as an MP3 file and mail it. Its just a click away; the file gets attach effortlessly.
A great feature is changing the tempo of the song without affecting the pitch, and also you can change the pitch, up to 12 semitones, higher or lower, and keep the same tempo. See the button Pitch-Tempo under the Play button.
Saving: You can save the original song with the new pitch and/or tempo, or the part with the voice removed, or your voice recorded alone, or on top of the backing track.
Some MP3 songs may have lyrics embedded. Our program will extract the text and show it, row by row on the windows top. You can bring the following row of text with the mouse or from the keyboard, by pressing the Arrow keys.
In order to see all the lyrics on a separate window, click on the lyrics area once.
If no lyrics are available, click there to search on the web, and insert the found lyrics into the songs file. In order to avoid any mishap, well save the song plus the lyrics as a different file, adding _with_lyrics" to the original files name.Limitations in the unregistered version10 times limitation
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