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Yeah makes sense! I’m sure we will start to see this integrated into the next generations of a lot of music making software with it being open source. FWIW Demu
by tomduncalf 4y ago
Yeah makes sense! I’m sure we will start to see this integrated into the next generations of a lot of music making software with it being open source. FWIW Demucs sounds a lot better than the RX separation (which I think uses Spleeter, could be wrong) to my ears - it doesn’t have any of that mushy “low bitrate” kind of sound, it’s much crisper
- ROTMetro 4y agoI wonder how hard it would be to write a Max4Live device that wraps this? That would be awesome, have the original track in my project for reference, and have a Max4Live device generate isolated stems of the different parts.
- tomduncalf 4y agoI thought about the exact same thing when I first saw Spleeter and it turned out someone had already done it: https://github.com/diracdeltas/spleeter4max https://github.com/diracdeltas/spleeter4max Looks like the meat of this is using a JS script to invoke Spleeter using execSync so it might be quite simple to adapt to Demucs, maybe I’ll give it a go!