[driftaway]

to cybersal - thank you for your suggestions
i will try them as soon as i can figure out how

to admin - thank you for the quick reply but
if i sounded disappointed, not ripped off,
i am only human and that's to be expected.
Please don't scold me,
i'm too old to be scolded and i didn't come
to this forum to argue nor to be reprimanded.

i come back here in hopes that i could get
some response from somebody else like cybersal
and yourself who has tried other things like reduce
the background noise/echo that might work.
think i saw that on another thread, will check it out later.

maybe i put my hopes up too high
on MTU and vogone I
if that is wrong then
I Apologize, dearly

maybe i should have waited for Vogone II
but as you said, it might not come...
right now am 3 foot deep in cds trying to find
that one song i can de-vocalize clearly to
show to my friends and family what i can do
with them. just hope that song is something
that i know and like. Right now, if i could reduce the lead vocals to a whisper then i'll be ecstatic.

I won't be among the first to try
Vogone II, I promise! I waited a few months before i decided to buy Vogone I, read your forums then forgot about
it but someone posted your site on a newsgroup that i read
so i came back and bought one. I wasn't upset with
the size of the program, amazed maybe and the note on the
webpage states that the instructions are in a 134 kb file
which coincidentally is the same as the program file
threw me off.
With regards to the Thompson Vocal Eliminator,
for that amount i can get a decent new cdg player
and maybe 40 name-brand decent cdg karaoke
never been an issue in my mind
never heard of them until you mentioned it
and if i may, i noticed you mention them a lot
do you also sell their product or are they competitors?

well here's hoping that i will have a better success
rate than that person in the UK 1 in a 100 should be
easy to beat!

jmT