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Developers: Rx7 type apps?

PanthemusicalgoatPanthemusicalgoat
edited April 2019 in General App Discussion

I was playing around with rx7s musical rebalance tool. Its amazing. Not perfect mind you but for rebalancing things (even from live recordings) it did a bang up job. Really wish we had some machine learning spectral editing stuff. Brusfri is probably the closest thing to that but I'd even be happy with a spectral editing tool. Any developers considered something like this for ios?

There might open source neural networks that could be trained using stems of tracks to seperate/rebalance different elements.

I found an interesting paper about it
https://github.com/andabi/music-source-separation/blob/master/README.md

Comments

  • TelefunkyTelefunky

    I did take a look at the demo video, as suggested in the paper.
    Not a quantum jumb (as announced) but very humble, considering the subject was just a female voice and a single guitar.

    On the RX7 page there's a similiar, 'optimized' example to demonstrate the separation of vocals from an electronic mix. At least the audible output was better.
    (not shure if Izotope also uses neural networks)
    But if you put a voice into a bunch of synthetic drum, bass and synth sounds it's fairly easy to spot for whatever algorithm ;)

  • rs2000rs2000

    RX7 is great.
    As is Melodyne.
    We can dream and hope...

  • PanthemusicalgoatPanthemusicalgoat

    I've used it on very complex live stuff and was really surprised at the results. Not perfect but very good.

    Also found some open source neural network stuff if a developer was interested or anyone wants to play with it

    http://isse.sourceforge.net/

  • PanthemusicalgoatPanthemusicalgoat

    Even a a basic spectral editor would help me a lot. Feel like we have a billion other apps many of them almost identical. Why not make some tools we have zero of?

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