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Centre-Channel Cancel

Subtracts what is identical in both channels, band-limited so the bass and the top survive. This is not stem separation: it removes the centred kick, bass and snare along with the vocal, leaves any stereo reverb behind, and does nothing at all to a mono file — which it detects and refuses up front.

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This is not vocal separation. It subtracts whatever sits identically in both channels, and nothing else. In an ordinary stereo mix the centre holds the kick, the bass, the snare and the lead instrument as well as the lead vocal, so all of those go with it. A vocal with stereo reverb on it leaves its tail behind, like a ghost in a large room.

On a mono file it does nothing at all — if the two sides are the same, subtracting them leaves zero.

The one reason it is still worth having is the band limit below. Subtract only inside a chosen range and leave the low notes and the high ones alone, and the bass and the cymbals survive — enough for a rough backing track. If you need real separation, this is not the tool.

Allow it and the recording happens in this tab alone. It is never sent anywhere.

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A stereo music file. If it is mono, you are told the moment it lands.

Everything happens in this tab. The file is never uploaded anywhere.

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