VirtualDJ 2021 - real-time stem separation!

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22-06-2020
kaeovo

VirtualDJ 2021 - real-time stem separation!

Take a look:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmVBJJjUp6c

This looks pretty promising to me. Sure, the sound quality isn't as good as I'd like it to be, but this is definitely a move in a good direction. Here's hoping that labels will feel stimulated to sell more multis now that separation is becoming easier and easier. With all the other tools that are being developed (especially with AI), I hope we'll be able to achieve some very useful stem separation in a couple of years from now. Fingers crossed!
25-06-2020
Thr33

Wow that is impressive! I wouldn't have thought Atomix would have been the one to make such a big breakthrough. All them years of criticising VDJ users may have to stop from next year lol!
26-06-2020
patrik

Says it's free for home use!
26-06-2020
Thr33

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Originally Posted by patrik

Says it's free for home use!

OOOO so they've scrapped the whole 1 hour trial thing too! If this goes ahead i can honestly see this becoming a leader.
Industry standards have always favoured Traktor and Serato with it's colourful waves and prestigious name.
26-06-2020
NewAgeRipper

It could just be the video but I don't feel that is near as good as the Google Colab or installable Python A.I. method we have already.
What is available to us now is even better than Spleeter. Spleeter outputs a degraded quality of your track while the A.I. we have maintains a 1411Khz. Spleeter outputs files to 11Khz I beleive.
26-06-2020
patrik

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Originally Posted by NewAgeRipper

Spleeter outputs a degraded quality of your track

Yeah I absolutely hate that. The spectrogram of Spleeter's output is even worse than a youtube rip's.
27-06-2020
INGSOC

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Originally Posted by NewAgeRipper

It could just be the video but I don't feel that is near as good as the Google Colab or installable Python A.I. method we have already.
What is available to us now is even better than Spleeter. Spleeter outputs a degraded quality of your track while the A.I. we have maintains a 1411Khz. Spleeter outputs files to 11Khz I beleive.

What is Google Colab? I'm curious as to why Phonicmind seems to do a slightly better job making acapellas than the other free online services like melody.nl, acapella extractor which I thought all use the same A.I. engine?
27-06-2020
chilinvilin

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Originally Posted by INGSOC

What is Google Colab? I'm curious as to why Phonicmind seems to do a slightly better job making acapellas than the other free online services like melody.nl, acapella extractor which I thought all use the same A.I. engine?

"Google Colab Method" found in the first post at the following thread:
http://literecords.com/showthread.ph...I-Instructions
28-06-2020
Thr33

The difference being for DJ's you can mashup/bootleg on-the-fly with VDJ without having to have the instru/pella file created. I think it's a great feature if they're able to make it stable.
29-06-2020
djpipw

works much better than rx7 or any other software ive used apart from inversion of the wav files...made a load of usable DIYS yesterday with it
13-07-2020
patrik

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Originally Posted by djpipw

works much better than rx7 or any other software ive used apart from inversion of the wav files...made a load of usable DIYS yesterday with it

How do you export? I can't find any option for that.
13-07-2020
Thr33

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Originally Posted by patrik

How do you export? I can't find any option for that.

I'd guess you record the mixdown and save.
13-07-2020
djpipw

click the master tab and hti record...choose your location and hit play...
13-07-2020
patrik

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Originally Posted by Thr33

I'd guess you record the mixdown and save.

Ugh, playback and sound-record. I was afraid of that.