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UVR is separating vocal and instrumental too, so you can pick whatever you want) |
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Thanks Jest for your reply. I would love to know the secret to separating instruments from the mix. |
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Have you tried using the Demucs method with the v4 | htdemucs_6s model? That method/model combo outputs six stems (vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, other); assuming it works well with your desired song, the organ would end up in the stem called “other”. |
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Agreed, would love to know how to remove e.g. a flute track from e.g. a guitar track |
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Using htdemucs_6s model (which outputs six stems: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, & other), very likely the flute would end up in “other” (possibly mixed with any other instruments present there). Now, to isolate that flute from all those other non-drum, non-bass, non-guitar, non-piano instruments, maybe try method VR Architecture with model 17_HP-Wind_Inst-UVR? |
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Is there an option where you can tell UVR how many tracks there should be? |
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As I know there is some models for 2-stems, 4-stems and 6 stems only |
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I know There is a Model you can separate Saxophone or wind instrument called |
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I realize that UVR is primarily designed to remove vocals from a recording.
I am hoping it is also able to remove a solo instrument from a recording.
If it can do that can someone please tell me the steps to achieving this?
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