How to isolate the trombone from a recording
The trombone lives in the register of a tenor voice and a tenor sax, and in a section it is the voice under the trumpets that nobody can quite pick out. That is exactly the part people want to hear alone.
- Add your recording: Drop a WAV, AIFF, MP3, M4A, FLAC or OGG.
- Press Isolate trombone: The recording opens in the tool with the trombone extractor already chosen. There is nothing to set.
- Download both: The trombone alone, and the recording without it. The second is made in your browser, by taking the extraction away from the file you dropped.
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How do I isolate the trombone from a song?
Drop the recording on this page and press Isolate trombone. The trombone is extracted by its own model and comes back alone, in time with the original.
Can I remove the trombone from a song?
Yes. The results include the recording without it: the extraction is taken away from your file, in your browser, so what is left is everything else.
Does it hear bass trombone?
Yes. Bass trombone is extracted by the trombone extractor.
Is it free?
Yes, to start. A free account comes with 120 credits a month, with no card needed to start, and extracting up to eight instruments from a recording is 20. Pro has 2,000 a month.
Can I get the trombone part as notes?
Yes. The isolated track can be transcribed to MIDI, or engraved as sheet music.
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Bass trombone is a trombone
Tenor and bass trombone are heard by the same extractor. A trombone section comes back as one track, which a voice split can deal into players.
Under the trumpets, beside the tenor
Because trombone, trumpet and saxophone each have their own extractor, the inner voice of a horn section can be lifted out from between the other two rather than guessed at through them.
Slides and low notes
A slide between positions is written as the pitches it passes through. The line is read by a tracker that is told it is listening to a low brass instrument, so pedal tones are not written an octave up.
Trombone isolator, trombone remover: one job
A trombone isolator, a trombone remover, a trombone extractor, trombone stem separation and a way to isolate or remove the trombone from a song all name this one job. It is one of the 25 extractors of the instrument separator.
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