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Posted by charlie on 4/19/2006, 5:56 pm, in reply to "Re: melody vs. harmony" you get the two separate tracks left and right invert the phase of one and sum them both to mono, normally the melody vocal line is panned centre while everything thing else is slightly panned.
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if you were doing audio you could use the simple superposition (phase cancelling) aspects of kareoke vocal removal.
with this melody-less version you would then invert its phase and sum that with a mono version of the original song, thus leaving you with just the melody, which you can then use frequency analysis to determine the fundamentals of the melody and notate it.
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