I wanted to share some things I've learned that have helped me a lot with Vogone.

First, Vogone does NOT work well with wave files that are made from MP3s. I didn't realize this until I processed a wave file made from an MP3, then compared it to a wave file of the same song made from a CD.Vogone processed the wave file taken from the CD almost perfectly, but when it processed the wave file made from the MP3, it came out cruddy, even though it was of the same song.

Second, I recommend that anyone using Vogone get an audio player program that has a graphic equalizer. I use Winamp, which has a 10-band graphic equalizer. That way, I can enhance the sound of the wave file that Vogone produces, and possibly replace missing frequencies that were removed when Vogone removed the center-panned vocals.

I must say, I was delighted with how Vogone performed, after I quit trying to use it with MP3-generated wave files.

Well Said!
 

If you check out the Thread at http://mtu.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?threadid=55 you will see that MP3 files will damage the audio voltages in the left and right channels independently, and thus create an incomplete cancelation of any center panned (equally loud voltage present in the left and right channels at the identical point). Your experimentation proved this.

Thanks for this post. I hope others will learn from your experience.