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hello everybody welcome to a new series
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of tutorials on repacks it's leo from
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sound for mo
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um
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today i'm going to introduce you to a
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new fantastic app called repacks from
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hitmax
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before i start i would like to remind my
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viewers to subscribe as if you do so
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that it helps the channel to grow
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bringing more tutorials videos giveaways
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etc etc
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so what is ripex while it's a fantastic
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module-based audio platform and it
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contains a rich set of functionality to
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manipulate your audio files samples etc
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etc
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what i really really like and it's the
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main feature of rip x is that it allows
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you to take
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your song your composition or other
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songs if
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you wish so and to separate out for
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example into different stems the voice
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the bass the drums etc etc and it's so
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simple to do so simple to use
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this video of course it's a getting
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started so a preview of the tool i will
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follow up with
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other tutorial to explain all the
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different controls of the applications i
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hope you enjoy
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so just to give you a taste i have
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already as the word
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says ripped out a song into different
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parts as you can see on the screen these
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are the different parts
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and then you can see at the bottom right
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all the different parts
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as a mixer where you can increase the
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decrease
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and the mix and decibel you can mute and
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solo and lock different parts but i will
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explain all of that in future in future
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videos so for now let me play the song
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and uh let's listen to what um it sounds
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like and then i'm going to show you how
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effective ripex is at separating out
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different instruments including vocals
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so let's listen to the song first
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[Music]
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okay um so let's try for example to solo
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the voice and let's click
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[Music]
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really really nice and as you can see
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let's try to
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with the bass for example
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so really really really straightforward
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really really nice so let's play a
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little bit more the song and
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solo different parts so that it gives
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you an idea how powerful the tool is in
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terms of separating out all the
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different parts
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sure
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oh
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[Music]
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so as you can hear you can have
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lots of fun with
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repacks and separating out different
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parts from your songs or composition for
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this tutorial i have used a song which
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is not copyrighted so it should be right
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from a youtube playing purposes and
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licensing purposes and
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what i also really really like of
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repacks is that once you have
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of course
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uh ripped yoda file out into different
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stems you can see them all here with
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different colors and you can even go
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down
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to actually select individual parts and
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even play in the individual parts and
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samples which is
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really really powerful but as uh i'm as
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i mentioned at the beginning of
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this video i will go through all the
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different functionality of the
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application in terms of separating out
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or ripping out the file is very very
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straightforward
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when the tools open for the first time
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you have as i will show you in the next
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video a big icon which is a folder you
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just click on it and then open a file
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but you can also do it from here just
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selecting
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the rip one here where is on the right
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hand side click on the folder here and
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then select a song that you want to rip
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so in this case let's select this one it
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will tell me that i already ripped these
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before so it's going to ask me do you
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want to use the existing rip i'm going
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to say no and this is where you will see
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the initial option where you can select
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the different type of recording if it is
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a single instrument on multiple
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instruments and what to extract
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and in this case voice other instrument
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bass drums and percussion here you can
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select the quality as well which is very
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important in terms of how quickly
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um and ripexy is going to separate out
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all the different parts as you can see
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depending on how you choose
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quality versus speed it will change of
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course the estimated time
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to
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to rip the file in this case is showing
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you that it will take roughly four
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minutes to actually uh process it when
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you click rip and you will see and i'm
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not going to run it at the moment
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because i've already done it but it will
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come up with a progress bar here on the
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right hand side which will tell you how
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long it will take
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to actually finish the job of ripping
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the file
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i hope you enjoyed this first quick
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introduction
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as i mentioned in the beginning of the
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video it's just something for us to get
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started and so now you know what the
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reapex is of course we need to look at
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all the different functionality and
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features that the tool provide which
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start with in the next tutorial
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okay see you soon thanks bye
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