Regretted Purchasing Vogone

[orerockon]

George, your sticky post, by kjzone, correctly explains that reverb cancelling is not only possible, it is a standard feature of modern speakerphone systems. I have also found that algorithms exist to dermine exactly where the vocals are panned to. Once again, google works, try it!

[George]

Originally Posted by orerockon

George, your sticky post, by kjzone,........

I'm not on MTU payroll. I'm a customer who helps moderate the forums, that's all.

George

[MTUSUPPORT]

I did search using Google and we are on the #1 site under "Vocal Removal" and we were listed on the Very first site in a Review recommending our software.

The software does work, it is all about your Audio and how you got the files. If they are not removed from a CD in .wav format then you have little chance of making it sound good.

Here is the Link to the Search I did: http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...cal+Removal%22

[orerockon]

Are you guys daft? I am talking about removing reverberation and off-center vocals, not center-panned vocals. Read what I wrote before doing such a self-congratulatory search. How about this for hand-holding:

"speakerphone reverberation removal algorithms"

Duh.

[orerockon]

P.S. I am very familiar with the requirements of the audio file for vocal removal. Your user kjzone stated the requirements more succinctly and precisely than your help files. You could learn a lot from your customers, I suspect, if you put away the EGO and LISTENED.

[MTUSUPPORT]

Our company does listen to our customers, which you can ask any of them on the forums.

I searched on your above posted keywords and here is what I have found: http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...+algorithms%22

This doesn't seem to be even close to the same type of things that are needed to remove Vocals from Songs.

[orerockon]

Originally Posted by MTUSUPPORT

Our company does listen to our customers, which you can ask any of them on the forums.

I searched on your above posted keywords and here is what I have found: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLD,GGLD:2004-50,GGLDn&q=%22speakerphone+reverberation+removal+algorithms%22

This doesn't seem to be even close to the same type of things that are needed to remove Vocals from Songs.

Wow, no wonder your product seems to be "frozen in time". It seems to be EXACTLY what is needed to remove off-center-panned vocals and reverb. IMHO. Guess your hearing is rather "selective". Even non-professionals like your user kjzone & myself can tell that much. So you found the paper on removal of atificial reverberation to be useless for devocalization? Fascinating... and I guess the patent for Method, apparatus and articles incorporating a step size control technique for echo signal cancellation was also beyond your comprehension as well then? Are there ANY DSP engineers at MTU? Even one? Hello???