VARIABLE GAIN METHODS OF SEPARATING AND MIXING AUDIO TRACKS FROM ORIGINAL, MUSICAL WORKS
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1. A variable gain system for separating and mixing audio tracks from a pre-recorded musical work, the system comprising:
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a pre-recorded, multi-track recording on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium, the pre-recorded, multi-track recording having a pre-recorded, isolated instrument audio track that is separable from the remainder of the pre-recorded, multi-track recording;
a transformation module on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for transforming the multi-track digital audio file into a variety of ratios of track volumes between at least two tracks within the pre-recorded, multi-track recording, where a track volume includes a gain selection, the gain selection ranging from a minimum volume to a maximum volume and including at least three settings;
wherein,the transformation module is operably connected to the processor and enables the separation and mixing of tracks in the pre-recorded multi-track recording; and
,the system facilitates (i) a recording of an emulated instrument audio track on a computer readable medium by a user of the system and (ii) a remixing of the recording by the user with the remainder of the pre-recorded multi-track recording.
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Abstract
The teachings described herein are generally directed to a system, method, and apparatus for separating and mixing tracks within music. The system can have components that include a processor, an input device, a database, a transformation module, an emulation recording module, an integration engine, an output module, and an output device, wherein each component is operable in itself to perform it'"'"'s function in the system and operable with other system components to provide a system to a listener of music.
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1. A variable gain system for separating and mixing audio tracks from a pre-recorded musical work, the system comprising:
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a processor; a pre-recorded, multi-track recording on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium, the pre-recorded, multi-track recording having a pre-recorded, isolated instrument audio track that is separable from the remainder of the pre-recorded, multi-track recording; a transformation module on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for transforming the multi-track digital audio file into a variety of ratios of track volumes between at least two tracks within the pre-recorded, multi-track recording, where a track volume includes a gain selection, the gain selection ranging from a minimum volume to a maximum volume and including at least three settings; wherein, the transformation module is operably connected to the processor and enables the separation and mixing of tracks in the pre-recorded multi-track recording; and
,the system facilitates (i) a recording of an emulated instrument audio track on a computer readable medium by a user of the system and (ii) a remixing of the recording by the user with the remainder of the pre-recorded multi-track recording. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A variable gain method for enabling listeners of pre-recorded musical works to separate and mix audio tracks from a pre-recorded musical works, the method comprising:
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obtaining a pre-recorded, multi-track recording on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium, the pre-recorded, multi-track recording having a pre-recorded, isolated instrument audio track that is separable from the remainder of the pre-recorded, multi-track recording; offering a system operable for reversibly changing independent track volumes in the pre-recorded, multi-track recording to create a mix of track volumes, the mix having at least one audible track remaining within the pre-recorded, multi-track recording; and
,creating and recording an emulated track using a processor, and remixing the emulated track with the remainder of the pre-recorded, multi-track recording; wherein, a changed track volume ranges from a minimum volume to a maximum volume and includes at least three settings, the changing providing a listener with an ability to separate and mix tracks in the pre-recorded multi-track recording. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A handheld, variable gain system for separating and mixing audio tracks from a pre-recorded musical work, the handheld system comprising:
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a processor; a pre-recorded, multi-track recording on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium, the pre-recorded, multi-track recording having a pre-recorded, isolated instrument audio track that is separable from the remainder of the pre-recorded, multi-track recording; and
,a transformation module on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for transforming the multi-track digital audio file into a variety of ratios of track volumes between at least two tracks within the pre-recorded, multi-track recording, where a track volume includes a gain selection, the gain selection ranging from a minimum volume to a maximum volume and including at least three settings; wherein, the processor, the pre-recorded, multi-track recording, and the transformation module are operably connected in a handheld system; the transformation module is operably connected to the processor and enables the separation and mixing of tracks in the pre-recorded multi-track recording; and
,the handheld system facilitates (i) a recording of an emulated instrument audio track on a computer readable medium by a user of the system and (ii) a remixing of the recording by the user with the remainder of the pre-recorded multi-track recording. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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