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If it's realtime, and you are mixing vocals and other separated tracks back together on-the-fly, the actual separations don't need to be _super_ hiqh quality, a
by ShamelessC 4y ago
If it's realtime, and you are mixing vocals and other separated tracks back together on-the-fly, the actual separations don't need to be _super_ hiqh quality, as the mixing will mask most deficiencies.
The reason I say that is because I suspect they are doing this with a neural net.
- notpushkin 4y agoI think a neural net would be an overkill here. If you are doing the mixing on device, I think the algorithm could be as simple as just overlaying two tracks. Splitting tracks on-device would probably use a neural net, but I don't think they're doing that.