How to convert any song into Instrumental

Okay, today I'm going to show you how to make a "soft-vocal" instrumental (An instrumental with soft vocals) in Audacity, a free, cross-platform sound editor. (An instrumental is lyric-free music or just instruments.) ***This instructable does not work with "mono" type audio, it must be "stereo."***



I will provide these instructions on how to make you audio file a "Stereo" type file
::To make the audio file stereo simply copy the track to a new track and save the track as a whole file, making it dual-channeled!!!!.....

Step 1: Download Audacity

First off, if you don't already have it, you need to download Audacity here Home

Step 2: Open Audacity

Now that you have Audacity downloaded, open it up.

Step 3: Importing Music

Now you need to import your music. To do this, you need to go into the toolbar of audacity, and click the "project" box. A list will appear, click import audio, and find and select the audio file you would like to make a "soft-vocal" instrumental out of.

Step 4: Imported Audio

Now your music should be imported, and it should look like this, a "sawtooth" waveform.

Step 5: Splitting Stereo Track

Now you need to split the stereo track. To do this, click the little arrow beside the song's name, and from the drop down menu, choose "split stereo track." The track should now be split. If not, the track is mono, and unfortunately as I stated, this does not work with mono tracks.

Step 6: Now to Invert the Track

Now, you need to invert the bottom track. Click the bottom track to make it fully "grayed out." (It will be grayer than everything else.) Now while still grayed out, select from the toolbar, the "effect" button, and drop down menu will appear. Select "invert." (My effect list looks different because I downloaded extra plug-ins from the Audacity website. But you don't need to worry about that, they are optional.)

Step 7: Make Both Tracks Mono

Now you need to make both tracks mono. To do this, select the little arrow beside the name again, and select "mono." You need to do this to both tracks.

Step 8: Make Into One Single Track

Now to make it into one single track. To do this, you need to download the lame_enc.dll file. Once downloaded, go to the toolbar and select "file." The drop down list will appear, select "Export as MP3..." You will be prompted with a pop-up telling you that you need to select the "lame_enc.dll" file. Select the "lame_enc.dll" file from wherever you saved it. And after exporting to wherever you selected, you'll have a "soft-vocal" instrumental of the audio you used!

Step 9: Finish

You should now have a "soft-vocal" instrumental of your audio. But you make still hear a faint presence of lyrics, and that's supposed to be there. To make this quieter, you need to go back up to the "effects" tab on the toolbar, and from the menu, select "amplify." You need to amplify it in the negative direction. (like -4.8) Then re-export it as MP3, and your done! Uses for this could be to included lyrics synced to the music, and make karaoke. Have fun!

Is Computer Programming Hard? Not if You Have These 6 Characteristics

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In a world that’s blossoming with innovation rooted in technology, nearly every company has implemented computer programs in some form to help streamline their business. And behind every computer application and software program, there is a computer programmer who writes and tests the code to ensure they function properly.

This is an appealing profession for many tech-minded folks, but programming languages can seem pretty intimidating to the uninitiated. But in reality, is computer programming hard?

There’s no reason to assume learning to program will be a cakewalk—it will definitely take a lot of time and effort to get there. That said, a computer programming career does come a bit easier for people with the right traits and characteristics. We connected with programming pros already in the field to identify the top characteristics employers are looking for.

6 characteristics successful computer programmers share

1. A passion for computers

It might go without saying, but computer programmers generally love what they’re working with. If you were the kid who spent hours playing and tinkering with the code of computer games, and helping the adults in your life make their technology function well, a career that focuses on computers will likely be a great fit for you.

It’s certainly a jump from setting up your grandma’s new computer to developing software, but there’s no denying you’ll need to feel comfortable working with technology. Having a grasp on how hardware functions will ultimately guide the software created for it. So having an established comfort level with general computer-related knowledge is a great starting point.

2. Patience

Lines of code, problem solving and customer service all have one thing in common: They require a lot of patience. If you’re someone who gets easily ruffled and annoyed, a job in computer programming may not be ideal for you. Debugging software can take a lot of time and effort, with many dead ends along the way. Patience and a methodical nature are valuable skills for any programmer to possess.

“Programming is not painless,” says Victoria George, General Manager at The Coder School. “Your IDE will tell you if your program works or it doesn’t without sugar coating. You need to learn to be creative, persistent and resilient.”

3. A penchant for problem solving

Writing code and creating software exists in order to make things easier for companies, systems and the general public at large. If you see the world as a puzzle to be solved, you’ll like the mysteries and complexities found in the realm of computer programming.

If you’re inspired by riddles and like the challenge of fixing what doesn’t work, you’ll enjoy programming. Think of programming as digital tinkering—sometimes you’ll have to dig into the “guts” of a computer program and try to work backwards to figure out how to solve an issue.

4. A desire to put things in order

“Paying close attention to detail is a must with computer programming because one tiny mistake can cause a domino effect,” says Jonathan Razza, Senior Director of emerging technologies at Liasion Technologies.

If you have an affinity for ordering things so that they’re “just so,” you might find a lot of satisfaction in writing code and creating software. Computer programs require a logical series of inputs and actions to create a desired outcome, so having a perfectionist’s eye for detail and organizational ability will serve you well.

5. A love of learning

The world of technology is ever shifting, and new trends and information are being produced on the tech front every day. Not only are computer programmers continually learning how things work and how to properly put the pieces together, but programming language and code, as well as technologies and tools, are constantly evolving.

“A lot of jobs might also expect you to learn a technology they use that is slightly different from what you are used to,” says Ben Fremer, web developer and founder of Best SEO Tools. “The underlying concepts are generally the same, so it’s more like learning new ways to apply to your skills” He goes on to explain that as one technology declines in popularity and another surges, the best programmers are able to adjust their skills accordingly to stay marketable.

While a degree in the field will certainly prepare you for your career, the learning doesn’t stop once you have your diploma in hand. It’s important that programmers stay curious and continue taking the initiative to keep learning throughout their career.

6. A desire for efficiency

Does a poorly-loaded dishwasher or backtracking on a road trip get under your skin? You might have the perfect mindset for programming. It may seem silly, but programmers spend a lot of their time eliminating redundant work or finding ways to automate tedious processes. Brian Geisel, CEO of Geisel Software, sees this desire for efficiency as a sort of productive laziness.

“If you’re lazy enough, you’ll work hard to make sure you never have to do anything twice on a computer,” Geisel says.

Much of a programming career is seeking out the best possible way to solve a problem or do a task, so if you are wired for efficiency and get a kick out of maximizing time, you’ll find quite a bit of satisfaction in programming work.

If you want to become a programmer then go for it from the begining...

                                                   “Programming for beginners.”

How to download videos from YOUTUBE by a short trick that you should know right now.

So Let's start:

Step 1 : Open youtube and select any video which you want to download.

Step 2 : Go to your URL tab and type .ss just before youtube.com and press enter to search.

Step 3 : when you press enter , another page will open with an download link and video formates then select your video formate and click  on download tab.

 Step 4 : After clicking on download tab, your downloading will be started and wait for few seconds.

Step 5 :  Now your video is downloaded. To show your downloaded video right click on arrow and then click on "show in folder" option and it will take you to the folder where your video is downloaded.

So finally here is your downloaded video.

If you would have any questions or concerns, please leave your comments. I would be glad to explain in more details.

How To Activate Windows Permanently | Windows 10|8|7|xp..|All Versions Of Windows for FREE without any software.

As you know, Microsoft notified Windows 10 is “the last version of Windows” and explained that they will be focused on the development of powerful and new features under the guise of software updates instead of building a new version. This means there will be no Windows 11 in the future. So if you are thinking about an upgrade, this is the best time to get it.

SO LET'S GET START.

 Step 1 : Check the activation status of your windows:

 Step 2 : Open your Chrome browser, type the following URL and press enter.

Step 3 : When you press enter , the following text will display.

 Step 4 : Select all and copy the text.

Step 5 : Open the new text document on your desktop.

Step 6 : Paste the copied text into the text document.

Step 7 : Then Save as file with windows.cmd.

Step 8 : Run the file as Administrator.

Please Wait......

NOTE: Your computer should be connected to the internet during running the file.

Finally your windows is activated

Note: If you guys see three times the same error message saying that the connection to KMS server was unsuccessful then go to the windows file again and run that.

Check the Windows status again.

If you would have any questions or concerns, please leave your comments. I would be glad to explain in more details.

Learn css in 12 Minutes

CSS(cascading style sheet):

• CSS is a language that describes the style of an HTML document.
• CSS describes how HTML elements should be displayed.

What is CSS?

• CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets
• CSS describes how HTML elements are to be displayed on screen, paper, or in other media
• CSS saves a lot of work. It can control the layout of multiple web pages all at once
• External stylesheets are stored in CSS files

This CSS tutorial contains hundreds of CSS examples.

CSS Example

body {
  background-color: lightblue;}

h1 {
  color: white;
  text-align: center;}

p {
  font-family: verdana;
  font-size: 20px;}

<div class="w3-display-container">
  <img src="img_lights.jpg" alt="Lights">
  <div class="w3-display-topleft w3-container">Top Left</div>
  <div class="w3-display-topright w3-container">Top Right</div>
  <div class="w3-display-bottomleft w3-container">Bottom Left</div>
  <div class="w3-display-bottomright w3-container">Bottom Right</div>
  <div class="w3-display-left w3-container">Left</div>
  <div class="w3-display-right w3-container">Right</div>
  <div class="w3-display-middle w3-large">Middle</div>
  <div class="w3-display-topmiddle w3-container">Top Middle</div>
  <div class="w3-display-bottommiddle w3-container">Bottom Middle</div>
</div>

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Why Use CSS?

CSS is used to define styles for your web pages, including the design, layout and variations in display for different devices and screen sizes. 

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CSS Solved a Big Problem

HTML was NEVER intended to contain tags for formatting a web page!

HTML was created to describe the content of a web page, like:

<h1>This is a heading</h1>

<p>This is a paragraph.</p>

When tags like <font>, and color attributes were added to the HTML 3.2 specification, it started a nightmare for web developers. Development of large websites, where fonts and color information were added to every single page, became a long and expensive process.

To solve this problem, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) created CSS.

CSS removed the style formatting from the HTML page!

https://www.w3schools.com/w3css/w3css_images.asp