Transcribe+ for separating stems on sale mon only

MobileMusic

@sigma79 said:

@MobileMusic said:

@sigma79 said:

@MobileMusic said:

@sigma79 said:
Can I set my clock back 30 mins to buy it for £4.99 ( uk ) ?

These apps (Transcribe+, Let’s Unmix) use the Deezer’s open source Spleeter engine behind the scenes and the app is a nice interface to use the engine to run splitting commands on audio files along with some extra features like pitch, tempo, looping, etc. The results are the same using these two apps as do the export types (1 stem, 2 stems, 4 stems, etc). If you missed to grab Transcribe+, just get Let’s Unmix as it outputs the exact same results (they also have separate Drums Extractor and Vocal Extractor apps but Let’s Unmix does it all).

You can also install Spleeter on your computer and run commands on audio files to split them for free but the apps are easy and handy to use and worth it.

https://www.google.com/search?q=spleeter

Thanks.

You think its worth sampling vocals for ios aum tracks?

The output from these apps depends on the input audio file. It’s not perfect and you will hear some artifacts especially if the tracks are bleeding into other areas, reverb, etc.

Thanks. Is this app as good as transcribe like you say?

Might send through other apps anyway.

Yes, the results are exactly the same.

It’s just that Transcribe+ is a bit polished ($15) while Let’s Unmix looks coarse ($5). I don’t really care about the UI quality if I’m using it only once in a while.

Charlesalbert

So sad didn’t saw the post yesterday 😂😂😂

sigma79

@MobileMusic said:

@MobileMusic said:

@sigma79 said:

@MobileMusic said:

@sigma79 said:
Can I set my clock back 30 mins to buy it for £4.99 ( uk ) ?

These apps (Transcribe+, Let’s Unmix) use the Deezer’s open source Spleeter engine behind the scenes and the app is a nice interface to use the engine to run splitting commands on audio files along with some extra features like pitch, tempo, looping, etc. The results are the same using these two apps as do the export types (1 stem, 2 stems, 4 stems, etc). If you missed to grab Transcribe+, just get Let’s Unmix as it outputs the exact same results (they also have separate Drums Extractor and Vocal Extractor apps but Let’s Unmix does it all).

You can also install Spleeter on your computer and run commands on audio files to split them for free but the apps are easy and handy to use and worth it.

https://www.google.com/search?q=spleeter

Thanks.

You think its worth sampling vocals for ios aum tracks?

The output from these apps depends on the input audio file. It’s not perfect and you will hear some artifacts especially if the tracks are bleeding into other areas, reverb, etc.

In this song, I was able to eliminate the original drums and insert my own contemporary drums -

Thanks man. Sounds good. Appreciate you stopping by.

Obo

@SNystrom said: the shortcut, I have shortcuts setup for normal speed, 1/2 speed and 2x speed setup.

This sounds awesome. Glad I purchased before the IAP expired!

Thanks again!

No problem. Here’s the screenshot. Just set this up in your shortcut app. If you take a video, then hop in shortcut app, click this shortcut, everything is done - you just have to click “paste” in whatever app or even an empty file folder - voila, you’ll have audio automatically (it’s converted and copied to the clipboard as soon as you click the shortcut).

This screenshot is for .5 speed but you can set those tweaks up however you like. I have 3 separate shortcuts set.

dasgoods

You think its worth sampling vocals for ios aum tracks?

The output from these apps depends on the input audio file. It’s not perfect and you will hear some artifacts

I’ve tried true 44kHz WAV files from various sources with the same end results. I’d say the output for vocals if you are chopping them up with some compression/EQ etc is usable. But generally everything else gets garbled up when you try to separate into stems, so only really for reference or low quality mashups.

MobileMusic

@dasgoods said:

You think its worth sampling vocals for ios aum tracks?

The output from these apps depends on the input audio file. It’s not perfect and you will hear some artifacts

I’ve tried true 44kHz WAV files from various sources with the same end results. I’d say the output for vocals if you are chopping them up with some compression/EQ etc is usable. But generally everything else gets garbled up when you try to separate into stems, so only really for reference or low quality mashups.

Correct. Stereo audio files with vocals in the center yield better results.

MobileMusic

@MobileMusic said:

@sigma79 said:
Can I set my clock back 30 mins to buy it for £4.99 ( uk ) ?

These apps (Transcribe+, Let’s Unmix) use the Deezer’s open source Spleeter engine behind the scenes and the app is just a nice interface to use the engine to run splitting commands on audio files along with some extra features like pitch, tempo, looping, trim, etc. The results are the same using these two apps as do the export types (1 stem, 2 stems, 4 stems, etc). If you missed to grab Transcribe+, just get Let’s Unmix as it outputs the exact same results (they also have separate Drums Extractor and Vocal Extractor apps but Let’s Unmix does it all).

You can also install Spleeter on your computer and run commands on audio files to split them for free but the apps are easy and handy to use and worth it.

https://www.google.com/search?q=spleeter

Or you can use the free service - https://splitter.ai

pr4y_4_beats

@MobileMusic said:

@MobileMusic said:

@sigma79 said:
Can I set my clock back 30 mins to buy it for £4.99 ( uk ) ?

These apps (Transcribe+, Let’s Unmix) use the Deezer’s open source Spleeter engine behind the scenes and the app is just a nice interface to use the engine to run splitting commands on audio files along with some extra features like pitch, tempo, looping, trim, etc. The results are the same using these two apps as do the export types (1 stem, 2 stems, 4 stems, etc). If you missed to grab Transcribe+, just get Let’s Unmix as it outputs the exact same results (they also have separate Drums Extractor and Vocal Extractor apps but Let’s Unmix does it all).

You can also install Spleeter on your computer and run commands on audio files to split them for free but the apps are easy and handy to use and worth it.

https://www.google.com/search?q=spleeter

Or you can use the free service - https://splitter.ai

yeah i just tried this and nothing happened i couldnt get the stems and it was like from a 30 sec. audio clip