Can somebody remove these vocals?

You're best off trying to find the instrumental.

it's borderline impossible to do this. Even if you succeed in finding the right frequencies... the resulting instrumental has a very good chance of sounding like sh-t and making it a pointless exercise.
 
if you don't have the exact instrumentals it's a no go man



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It sucks to say this but I would choose another song to rap over/remix.

I had to make a similar decision a few years back. I was looking to add some verses to a popular R&B song so showcase my song writing abilities. I wanted to make it sound like I did a professional remix.... so I kept most of the singer's vocals like they do for real remixes.

I wanted to use one song.. but could only find the instrumental and not the acapella. So... I landed one Neyo's Sexy Love song... only b/c I found both. Turned out to be one of my best works to date... to the point where I forgot what song I was working on prior.


Moral: Don't stay stuck on this song if you can't find what you need. Move on and find another one... it might pay off.
 
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