Do you just take the stems that RipX makes or do you EQ some of the left over frequencies it leaves in?
Do you just take the stems that RipX makes or do you EQ some of the left over frequencies it leaves in?
RipX pulls out 5 stem tracks
Drums, Bass, Guitar, Vocals, Piano, Other
I drop those 5 tracks into my Daw
I did not do anything to the Neil tracks in this tune
I delete the tracks that I do not need, like piano and other if there is nothing useful on them
I mute the guitar track just in case I need to listen to a guitar part. 
RipX will give you frequencies that sometimes crossover into the other stems that's why I asked.
RipX will give you frequencies that sometimes crossover into the other stems that's why I asked.
Thanks, I don't do much with RipX except have it grab all the stems from a CD so I can load into my DAW and make backing tracks
Sounds great. Great idea. I didn't realize you could do this. What profiles did you use? And did you use liquid profiling with Fender Tweed type to make the morphing work? I find sometimes moving that much in the gain department can have mixed results. Thanks. Very cool.
Well done, I do love Cinnamon Girl and its one note solo in particular appeals to me.
