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I won't say expertise, but what I've done recently: 1) used PixBim AI to extract "stems" (drums, bass, piano, all guitars, vocals). Obviously a lossless source
by nineteen999 2y ago
I won't say expertise, but what I've done recently:
1) used PixBim AI to extract "stems" (drums, bass, piano, all guitars, vocals). Obviously a lossless source like FLAC works better than MP3 here
2) imported the stems to ProTools.
3) from there, I will usually re-record the bass, guitars, pianos and vocals myself. Occassionally the drums as well.
This is a pretty good way I found to record covers of tracks at home, re-using the original drums if I want to, keeping the tempo of the original track intact etc. I can embellish/replace/modify/simplify parts that I re-record obviously.
It's a bit like drawing using tracing paper, you're creating a copy to the best of your ability, but you have a guide underneath to help you with placement.