These channels each contain a mix of the vocals and instrumental tracks such that: [11] #grade...

     

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These channels each contain a mix of the vocals and instrumental tracks such that: [11] #grade (DO NOT REMOVE THIS LINE) bohemian_1 = 2 instr + 1 vocals bohemian_r = 1 instr + 2 vocals The above equations just give the linear combination of instr and vocals that create the bohemian_1 and bohemian_r channels. Can you manipulate the two channels to isolate each track? Basically, you need to solve the system of equations to find instr and vocals given the arrays bohemian_1 and bohemian_r. [13] ipd.Audio(instr, rate=bohemian_rate) [ ] [ ]: NameError [10] ipd.Audio (vocals, rate=bohemian_rate) [10]: in ----> 1 ipd. Audio (instr, rate-bohemian_rate) NameError: name 'instr' is not defined 0:00 / 0:00 Traceback (most recent call last) D These channels each contain a mix of the vocals and instrumental tracks such that: [11] #grade (DO NOT REMOVE THIS LINE) bohemian_1 = 2 instr + 1 vocals bohemian_r = 1 instr + 2 vocals The above equations just give the linear combination of instr and vocals that create the bohemian_1 and bohemian_r channels. Can you manipulate the two channels to isolate each track? Basically, you need to solve the system of equations to find instr and vocals given the arrays bohemian_1 and bohemian_r. [13] ipd.Audio(instr, rate=bohemian_rate) [ ] [ ]: NameError [10] ipd.Audio (vocals, rate=bohemian_rate) [10]: in ----> 1 ipd. Audio (instr, rate-bohemian_rate) NameError: name 'instr' is not defined 0:00 / 0:00 Traceback (most recent call last) D

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Heres an example of how you might approach this task using Python and NumPy to solve the system of equations assuming you have the audio data loaded i... View the full answer