After my experimentation with the MVSEP programme yielded some impressive results, and following on from the recent Brian Eno post, I thought I'd see if I could remove the talking on the recording of Eno's 'Music For The Great Gallery'. I know it was hardly audible in most places, but I wanted to see if it could be done, so I listened to the whole thing and noted where it was most audible, and then split the file into 10 minute chunks, as that was the most that the programme could cope with, and ran it through. The very first part that I tested ended up with a vocal track with speaking exactly where I'd noted it, showing that it was doing exactly what I wanted, but then I tried the crowd noise removal programme, and I couldn't believe how much background chatter was hidden under the music. So the whole file has been run through the crowd noise splitter, and after it was pieced pieced back together we now have an almost perfect recording of the music that Eno composed for the Great Gallery.
Track listing
01 Music For The Great Gallery
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