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https://www.stemroller.com/

Looks interesting and is based on newer AI tech than a lot of the other stem splitters out there. I'm doing to dick around with this later on. It benefits from GPU processing if you have a beefy GPU!

Interesting, I'll have to play around with it later, I used to use stems for recording.

I'd like to compare it to Moises

Moises isn't perfect but certainly "good enough" for my uses

Yeah I've used Moises a bunch of times and it's been ok. Interested to see if this is better or not.

I have been using Moises recently for a few tracks I wanted to fix a mix on from over a decade ago where I no longer have access to the stems. I am giving StemRoller a go at it now. Fingers crossed. It seems to be taking a bit longer, but I am hoping that is because the results are cleaner.

Update:
There are definitely less chorus-y sounding artifacts with StemRoller. It's a cleaner capture.

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Sweet. A lot of the YouTube videos I watched earlier commented that the outputs were cleaner.

I recently ripped stems for sepultura territory with Moises for a cover dick off so it'll be good to compare to that as it's a bit washy in places.

I wish all of the ai powered stem tools were able to dissect the rhythm guitars from the lead guitar parts, but I am sure we will get there eventually.

What happens if you run the guitar track through on it's own?

Can someone clarify what “stems” mean in this context? Seems like it means tracks, and you guys are wanting to deconstruct and isolate individual tracks of a recording.

Zozobra wrote:What happens if you run the guitar track through on it's own?

StemRoller just spit out blank tracks for the drums, bass, vocals, and the guitar was unchanged.

Bonano wrote:Can someone clarify what “stems” mean in this context? Seems like it means tracks

That's what I always thought it to mean but I'm also a dumb noob


I remember VESmedic having a meltdown over this very same discussion

Bonano wrote:Can someone clarify what “stems” mean in this context? Seems like it means tracks, and you guys are wanting to deconstruct and isolate individual tracks of a recording.

Yeah pretty much. It can't pull apart individual tracks, but it'll split drums/percussion, vox, bass and lump the guitars together as seperate outputs. It's super useful for making track to play along with or to isolate bits to work out how to play them.