Has anyone thought of making UVR work with Spotify? Kinda like how Apple Music has a karaoke feature that is able to remove vocals from any song on the app, except I've found that UVR is way more effective at doing this compared to an Apple exclusive feature.

Is there a way to reduce the voice audio from a recording instead of completely removing it?

listen i know it sounds dumb i know that you need to click the download link, the thing im struggling with is the setup being downloaded, it just takes a LONG time and firefox likes to cut off the download for no FUCKING reason and it pmo, is there an alternative way to do this? i don't want to be stuck with that web version of UVR

So for a project I'm working on, I'm trying to use a clip from a tv show, and the scene has a character talking over a singer. But most of the software I've found to separate music just removes the instruments but nothing else. Is there a reliable software for just removing the music entirely?

I am interested in training new models for UVR. I have found the core code online, but I am running Apple silicon and that is reportedly a bad time. Are there any online resources available for building new models with supplied stems? I am happy to pay for compute resources.

Specifically, I am interested in building a better bass extraction model that handles more trebly bass, which is often lumped in with the guitar. I have quite a few stems and multitracks that could potentially make a good model here.

Do you guys know about any app or website that allows you to split lead and background vocals for FREE. Atm I don't really want any instrumental. It's just vocals that I want to try. If anyone could help me it would be very much appreciated.

I started using MSST-WebUI because it is convenient.

I separated the mr and vocal into several models, but the tambourine-like metallic sound remains.

Which model can I use to remove the tambourine-like sound?

I have some recordings of people talking that has background music with vocals. Using just MDX-Kim1 does a good job of removing the music, but the vocal track from the music is still present along with the people talking. I want just the people talking. Is there a model, or combo of models to help with that?

hi there, is there a models that can be used for separating guitars from instrumental? exactly guitars, also is there a model that can separate guitar into lead and rhythm?

What's the best vocal get model for a movie human dialogue?

Hey everyone:) I wanna remix this song and since I have no idea how to get UVR and the models and everything, I was thinking it might be smarter to ask someone who already has it. It would be very cool if someone could get me this Acapella and maybe provide a download link or something.

Thank you <3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aL-jcaLTnU0

So, any solutions to this?

https://preview.redd.it/izrvhy9qe74e1.png?width=669&format=png&auto=webp&s=db2d9dcf42b04ea136231e2d7ff83eb4f63d1947

Is there a model that could be using for extract extreme vocals better than others? I'm kinda new into this and need some advices please. I've tried a few models and all of them have same problem: vocals have no bass or something, it hears kinda empty, is there a way to fix this?

im trying to use UVR5 to isolate two voices in a duet for a project in college, but i havent yet found much sucess with uvr wenever two voices are on top of each other, has anyone previously had any experience with this?

Hi, there's a song with 4 voices singing, three females and a male, and I just want to extract the male voice. What is the best AI model splitter/software to do that? I've tried Ultimate Vocal Remover with several layers of splitting lead from background, but it gets confused and doesn't isolate them properly once it takes away the loudest voice.

I know this can be done, I've seen people on TikTok doing this for a popular song with four part harmony right now. All the models I can find only let me split lead vs background, but I want to grab a specific person's voice in the background harmony from out of the mix.

I know this was a pipe dream even a year ago, but I'm willing to bet something can do it now. Thanks1

I seperate stems all the time and before i used LALALAI which worked good but it was 40 bucks for 600 minutes and when mine ran out i started looking for free options. Everyone said UVM was great so i started using it but the issue is it takes about 20 minutes to process and isnt even that great of quality, probably worse tha LALAI. The demucs seperation only seperates 4 stems, so you cant process many instruments. Is this wait time normal? Am i doing something wrong? Is my computer just too old (pretty old but lots of RAM). Most importantly does anyone know good alternatives that are free or relatively cheap? Would really appreciate some input. Thanks to anyone who reads

I found out that the instrument I'm trying to remove is called vibraslap.

Which of htdemucs, mdx, Roformer, and VR Arch can remove vibraslap?

Can't vibraslap be removed?

I am overwhelmed by the amount of models available. Is there a Wiki of the models available to download, as well as the pros and cons of each model? It would be helpful to have a somewhat "definitive" guide to the models for ease of access (or I may have missed it).

I have a track with main vocal and background vocals in the Song . When i try to remove the instrumental from the Song it does it Job well but there are some places in the song where there is a background vocals . i dont want that background vocals to be removed but just retain it in the instruments that i ripped
i am using Ensemble Mode for Process Method ,Vocal/instrumental,Maxsepc/Min spec
i am using MDX23C-instavoc/UVR MDX-NET Inst HQ 3or 4 .Please if some know a good method to retain background vocals or harmonies ,Kindly help

I have used many audio-separator models.

I failed to separate sfx.

I tried to separate it with software like Audacity but it didn't work.

So I want to create a model to separate sfx.

Is there any tool that is suitable for me?

I have collected sfx data files.

I am a beginner in this field so I need some advice.

How should I structure my dataset?

Do I need anything else besides sfx files?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JHoMwmwz38&list=PLnbLIXlsKvSQa1xwWZyQpurOJwWMrHKZT

The language of this animation is Korean.

It was first created in Korea 10 years ago.

There is also an English voice.

I want to remove the sound effects from this animation.

I tried to separate it using audio-separator.

I removed the background music and some sound effects, but I couldn't remove them completely.

Is there a model to remove the sound effects that come out around 14 seconds and 17 seconds?

What model removes excessive sound?

So I've been trying to play around with UVR and so far I've been using the MDX D1581 module. In some songs it works incredibly and on some songs, the frequency tends to get cut off or the drums are very distorted. I'm pretty new to this whole thing, anyone can help me get better results? I can try to upload the result if anyone is interested in it

Is there a model that can remove the sound coming from the TV or the sound of people outside the recording location from the audio file?

The sound of the noise is not loud.

I wonder if there is a model that can correct the distorted sound of the audio file.

uvr is not friendly to me.

So I started using python-audio-separator.

It uses the same model as uvr.

But there are too many models and I don't know which model is right for me.

Is there a way to know which model I downloaded?

I want to make an animated character tts.

I succeeded in removing the background music from the animation.

But I failed to remove the sound effects.

The model I used is as follows.

bs_로포머_ep_317_sdr_12.9755

onnx_dereverb_By_FoxJoy

UVR-DeNoise

Due to the nature of animation, there are many parts where voices overlap.

For example, grumbling or animal sounds, e.g. cat, dog.

When male and female voices overlap.

In this case, what model can I use to isolate only the voice of the speaker I want?

I've been using MVSEP thanks to a recommendation on here, and I'm really impressed with it

One thing it can't seem to do, however, is find and isolate strings in a track

There's no option mentioning strings on the various drop down options either

What's the best tool to find and isolate specifically strings in a song?

Thank you