I was interested to know what you musicians might use as karaoke apps or if
there is a way to block out vocals on any particular song. The only ios device
I own is the iphone so it would have to be something that would work on that
instead of just a mac. I need also possibly any voice instruct
try to download youtube app then select a karaoke songs there.
> On 16 Jul 2016, at 14:24, Eden wrote:
>
> I was interested to know what you musicians might use as karaoke apps or if
> there is a way to block out vocals on any particular song. The only ios
> device I own is the iphone so it wou
Hi.
iTunes has a lot of karaoke backing tracks at a reasonable cost.
YouTube has some too that you can download for free, but I never
figured out how to do that.
YouTube also has videos for singing and piano technique.
Finally, BARD has music courses you can download and train with.
HTH,
Dani
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Yes thank you that was my issue with youtube as well that you can't download
easily although I do sort of have a way. I will check out bard as _ell. I'm
kind of interested in ways to strip vocals but I suppose that's better done on
a computer if it can be done at all. Many songs I wish to sing
, 2016 2:03 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com; Dani Pagador
Subject: Re: karaoke and voice and instrument training apps
Yes thank you that was my issue with youtube as well that you can't download
easily although I do sort of have a way. I will check out bard as _ell. I'm
kind of int
Hi,
I have an iPhone app that does a nice job stripping out vocals, depending on
the song and how it's recorded. It's called VocalZap. It hasn't been updated in
ages, and I couldn't find it in the app store, but if that one is gone, surely
there's another that does something similar. I'm really
did you try the sing apps for karaoke?
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sing!-karaoke-by-smule/id509993510?mt=8
> On 17 Jul 2016, at 19:58, Woody Anna Dresner wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have an iPhone app that does a nice job stripping out vocals, depending on
> the song and how it's recorded. It's c
