On this page you will find audio samples for KaraokeMaker, CD Looper and DeComposer. All samples are in MP3 format. If you don't already have an MP3 player on your system, you can go to the MP3 web site and download freeware and shareware MP3 players.

Here are a few samples of songs that we have processed with KaraokeMaker. If you can, you should turn up the bass on your soundcard or mixer. And remember, while you might hear a trace of the original vocals, they will not be audible as soon as you start singing! So plug in your mic, turn up the volume and Sing Out Loud!

Song/Artist	Without Vocals	With Vocals
Candle in the Wind Elton John (1.09 mg)
Don't Stop Me Now Queen (1.02 mg)
Happy Together The Turtles (760k)
I Heard It Through the Grapevine Marvin Gaye (888k)
Stay Dave Mathews Band (1.11 mg)
Torn Natalie Imbruglia (1 mg)

In order to demonstrate CD Looper's slow down capabilities, we have included a number of samples played at full and half and quarter speed. To hear a sample, just click one of the buttons in the last 2 columns of the table below.

Artist/Song/CD	Instrument	Begin	End	Normal Speed	Half Speed
Albert King I'll Play the Blues for You The Best of Albert King	Guitar	06:14:20	06:33:00
Benson, George Breezin Affirmation	Guitar	02:25:43	02:37:83
Clint Black Summers Comin One Emotion	Guitar	01:08:54	01:33:28
John Coltrane Untitled Original Coltrane Plays the Blues	Sax	01:31:39	01:42:73
ELP Karnevil 9 Brain Salad Surgery	Piano	00:03:42	00:14:86
Eric Johnson Cliffs of Dover Via Musicom	Guitar	00:04:36	00:09:53
Mozart, W. A. Violin Concerto #5 Mozart - Violin Concertos 1, 3 & 5	Violin	05:37:80	05:44:90
Segovia Collection #1 Bach Prelude for Lute	Guitar	00:04:50	00:15:41
Steve Vai Attitude Song Flex-able	Guitar	03:02:44	03:09:70
Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D	Violin	04:06:12	04:29:35

Beginning and ending times are in minutes:seconds:frames. There are one hundred frames per second.

The sound clips presented here are from some of our favorite CDs and should not be construed as an endorsement from the artist, producer, record company or anybody else conected with the music. The samples that you download are for demonstration purposes only and should not be used in any other way.

In the table below, you will find some DeComposer examples. We have taken out the lead guitar from the original file and then re-recorded our own guitar solos back on top of the original mix. You can hear both versions: without the original guitar and with our solo re-recorded. All guitar solos were played by Richie Saccente, the former President of RePlay Technologies. You see, not only was he the former President of RePlay Technologies, he is a client too! The current president is also a client ;-)

Anyway, we had a lot of fun making these recordings. Here's how we did it in 4 easy steps!

1. Used CD Looper to record each loop from the original cd recording. After the loop was slowed down, we just renamed the ~record.wav file (that's the loop recorded at full speed) and saved it on our hard drive.
2. We then ran that new wav file through DeComposer and removed the guitar solo. In some cases, we turned down the sensitivity level so that we could hear just a trace of the original guitar. This helped us by providing an audible cue where needed.
3. We then ran NoteGrabber and loaded up the new wav file that had been filtered.
4. Finally, we ran OverDubber, set the number of takes, named the output file and started wailing away.

Song/Artist	Guitar Removed	Guitar Added Back In
Hotel California (1.7 megs) The Eagles
Little Sister (sax) (200k) Stevie Ray Vaughan
Mother (500k) Pink Floyd
Something's Happening (200k) Peter Frampton
Stairway to Heaven (800k) Led Zepplin
Time (1.4 megs) Pink Floyd

Note: NoteGrabber and OverDubber are part of CD Looper Pro and the PlugIns Collection #1. In order to use OverDubber to record over another wav file, your sound card must be capable of duplex recordings.