If you love me by radioham
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TalkingPhotos, splitter
splitter used to spilt music track
TalkingPhotos used for back drop, figure making, lip sync
Description
A music track that was first sung 1940s by one of the best lady singers that the world ever had
Comments (3)
noice. what AI software did you use to lip sync?
Hello the lip sync was via the program TalkingPhoto but to get the audio from the music track I used Splitter, this splits the audio free and into voice and four other tracks if the audio has more than one vocal voice it can not spilt them work around I use this a lot I have a head set with mike I play the audio track and sing the vocals I want, you put this tack in to TalkingPhoto then lip sync then you use a video editor remove your own voice and put in the full audio track, easy work
thats a good work flow. its amazing that AI can seperate voice and music. i was experimenting around with my AI girl singing, but she kept stopping in the middle of the song. i suspect if I use AI to seperate the voice from the music i will get a better result. i did not even consider singing it myself LOL sometime the best solutions are the simplest. Cheers mate, thanks for laying it out for me. rock on.
If you use Slitter what I also have to do is take the track and change it from video MP4 into Wave or Mp3 audio only The version I use is the free 5 track version there is four other versions that you can use these have to be paid for they only spilt in to two tracks. a few years back I brought a version non AI it seem to use a band pass filter Band In A box has with in it a means to remove the voice but that is not what we need. there is a few more but I have found Slitter the best so far
You sound what you know what you are doing. Looking forward to more of our output.