Isolating Vocals

[KarmaAngel Gaming]

Does anyone know of an easy way to isolate vocals from game footage?

 

[Nolan Westmore]

Use Audacity instead of the built in thing with your game recorder.

 

[Carlo Robinson]

If Your Using Console, You Should Be Able To Go In The Settings.
Elgato Should Split The Audio for you. and just use Sony Vegas To Delete The Audio, then use audacity to record over.

 

[KarmaAngel Gaming]

Sorry the problem is I've already recorded the WAV file that's messed up. I want to know if there's a way to remove just my game play audio from a WAV not how to record my voice separate

 

[MrTrixxPlays]

Sorry the problem is I've already recorded the WAV file that's messed up. I want to know if there's a way to remove just my game play audio from a WAV not how to record my voice separate

You might have to take the WAV file into something like Audacity, and then try to work with some of the settings. If all else fails... then you might have to scrap the recording trust, most of us know that frustration.

 

[KarmaAngel Gaming]

Ya done everything I can think of to fix it. So I had to delete it.

 

[TechGuruMax]

Usually, in music or just about anything, vocals are in the 10khz range. Could give that a try. (You'll still hear residual BG sounds but it'll be faint)

 

[KarmaAngel Gaming]

Usually, in music or just about anything, vocals are in the 10khz range. Could give that a try. (You'll still hear residual BG sounds but it'll be faint)

Thanks that the first piece of advice thats different