How do you remove drums from a song in Sonar X1?

I am a drummer and I was wondering how you can play around with a song in Sonar X1 and invert the drum sounds so you could get rid of them. For example, a kick drum which is just driving through the whole song which could be cut out. Logic has a 'Gain' plugin which allows you to invert the left or right channel and even mono which completely cuts out a bass drum in a song and I was wondering if Sonar X1 had something similar to this..? cheers

Oh and that wacky R-Mix thing might do it pretty easily but you'll either have to buy it separately or wait for X2.

PS: Reverb or room ambience will still break through, so ideally the BD should be bone dry.

if it's an older song, you might be able to find it as a midi file/project on the internet. Load it in to X1 and mute the drum track.....

That would be the easiest way to do what you want. 

A few people here that I know have done that in the past. Not so much for the drums but other instruments. I have downloaded a midi file or two so I could experiment with synths in the past and many of them do have tracks that are easy to mute.  

It might not sound exact to the recorded version..... but...

 This is a somewhat simpler version of the how-do-I-make-a-vocal-free-karaoke-track-from-a-heavy-metal-recording problem.

I am pretty sure you can do this flawlessly if you can get into the studio where they film CSI. All you need is a gigantic room-sized holographic gesture-sensitive display of an audio track and a white coat (and maybe a police badge). Then you just filter out all the bad sounds and the good sound come through clear as a bell. It is technically no more difficult than taking the three pixels remaining when you blow up a fuzzy surveillance video of a car a mile away to produce a crystal clear rendition of the license plate--only with sound see. Do not listen to the people who tell you that you can only attenuate the sound at the point where the drum hits are most distinct. They would never make it in a crime lab.