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StemDeck, a free, open-source and local AI stem separator

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Re: StemDeck, a free, open-source and local AI stem separator

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For dj use I recommend Nuo Stems, as it integrates with dj software. But you don’t need it if you only want to play with the models behind it. That’s because it uses mel_band_roformer and bs_roformer which are really great stem separation models (i haven’t heard anything better yet). Their page about stem separation quality is a nice place to start if you want to dive into these types of models: https://docs.nuo-stem…

Doesn't appear to be free or open source unfortunately.

Re: StemDeck, a free, open-source and local AI stem separator

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Is this a vibe coded wrapper? Imo what we really need is a model to separate rhythm guitar from lead guitar

Yep, as a metal head who loves to play along to his favorite songs, this is the next frontier I want!

Moises is able to do that! Though it's unfortunately not open source. Result quality can vary as with anything AI, but ime it usually performs ok.

Re: StemDeck, a free, open-source and local AI stem separator

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Damn, was hoping this would be an upgrade over (the seemingly abandoned) UVR5

There is a robust community around it but it is not very user friendly; most info is found in discord and a Google spreadsheet and custom patches/builds of uvr

My only interest is if there are any newer, cleaner algorithms/models. htdemucs (as well as everything else in UVR) are good but not great and leave a lot of artifacts. The acapellas it stamps are 'good enough' til you get to final mixdown and then the flaws stand out real heavy.
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