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Message:	: You can check the Software -> Editing secion of this site; there should be at least one piece of software there that can add voice or sounds to a WAV file. : It's best to work with WAV files when you're doing heavy editing, so I recommend you use RazorLame to decode the MP3 to a WAV which you can do the editing with, and then re-encode to MP3 (re-encoding will cause some quality loss, but if you're using a good source file and proper settings, you can minimize this.) : Removing vocals is more challenging; removing anything from a CD track, WAV, or MP3 is like removing the eggs from a cake after it's been baked. : Well, actually, it can be done, but it makes the rest of the song badly distorted, and chances are the vocals won't be compltely removed anyway. : Anyway, you can try a vocal removing plug-in for the player <A href="http://www.winamp.com/" target="_blank">WinAMP</a>. But I think you'll agree with me that the sound quality of the song suffers.