While we are waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting.....something groundbreaking

Cubase
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Came across this cool site which can do a very decent job of taking a live track and seperating the stems - using AI. It’s called lalaai. Hope Cubase brings this!

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Isn’t that what SpectralLayers One is for?

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Seriously?

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Also, it’s not that groundbreaking, those things have been around for a while, mostly based on open source libraries like spleeter (from Deezer) or demucs (Facebook)
Here is a free one:

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Do these thing just seperate the vocals or do they seperate all tracks? I must admit I am molre than 6 months out of date at the moment

Z

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You’ll be able to find a lot more information about what Spleeter does from here.

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Spectralayers 10 kicks arse .
Here’s two comparisons Robin posted , Restoration and Separation
divideconcept.github.io/Restoration-Comparison/

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Still checking out Spectral layers - learning from you guys. What I am interested in is taking out teh keyboards from tracks so I can learn the parts. I have ways, but not Ai ways.

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We’ve had pretty good results using the Acoustica audio editor from Acon Digital (the Remix feature).

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Sort of, Spectral Layers One just does vocals. Pro will unmix an entire band… with a bit of tweaking.