THANK YOU! I’m so happy I stumbled on your video, been trying to find a clean acapella I’ve been wanting to remix forever but searched everywhere and I couldn’t find it and tried extracting the vocals myself and just gave up, Thank you once again!
Hot tip: get accapellas arguably as clean as well as other stems like bass & drums very useful for remixes instantaneously with new Virtual DJ 2021 & Djay 3 neural mix. Fantastic for quick sample of basslines etc for live remix or fancy pull into melodyne extract midi and put into a new clean instrument track and steal nearly anything. I do appreciate the mono n reverb etc tips though! I may have to play around and route some plugins into virtual DJ live stems to up the game
REQUEST: I would be very interested in a video comparing/reviewing the most popular online&offline software for splitting up audio on user-friendliness, quality, cost, features . Please include: lalal.ai, Spleeter(GUI?), RX8, Audacity TYIA!
@@SolStateMusic I have found eqing some parts that are harsh and basically process it and then export it then do RX7. It cleaned up the vocals alot better from my experience.
Yeah I had spleeter on an older computer, sometimes it would take a while to actually run and was a hit or miss quality-wise. Got a new computer and didn’t feel like redoing the whole install process again
Superb content and info as usual man. Thanks for this and yeah, I'll definitly give this a go. So now let's get real, I think we would ALL love to watch your breakdown of your song used in this video.. Its so damn good. Hook us up bro.. 👍🏼👍🏼👏🏽👏🏽😀😀
This is great but I'm confused. I signed up for the free one to check how it goes, but I haven't seen any way to actually download the file! I am registered with my email and it shows me the preview, but there is zero options to download. What am I missing or not seeing?
Once you've uploaded the file to split there will be a download button. You can always take a screenshot and email LaLalAI if you think something is broken.
Would love if you would go over some of Nasko's livestreams, his shit is a goldmine of info, but really dont have time to go through the dozens of hours he's livestreamed myself :'(
I'm not against Spleeter, but this LALA works fine for me and requires no extra work. So I'd have to have a good reason to test like a major algo update.
@@SolStateMusic I get it’s a sponsor but honestly RX8 is legit worlds apart. In your example too you remixed a really easy rip, which still leaked some drums, with a beat which hides the drum hits further.
Soothe is just reducing annoying resonant frequencies in a dynamic way. You could do the almost same with manual EQ8, or multiple de-essers. Soothe just saves a ton of time. So in short, just learn to find and cut annoying resonances with EQ8.
Um, so the program is open source, but this website is charging you to use it???? Why would you recommend them if they're clearly not the original developers and are just profiting off something that was given out for free? Serious question x 2 don't dodge.
@@kajuari why buy meat from the butcher when you can buy a dead cow and cut it up? Why buy cows when you can raise them yourself? Why buy feed for the cows when you can grow a pasture? Because it saves time and effort. It's the basis for the entire modern service-focused economy. Sometimes you just need to grab a burger so you can stop worrying about being hungry and just get on with your music production.
dude I swear you're a God's gift to Earth
I've learned so much just from watching your stream highlights
Thank you, always nice to hear it's helping !
This is definitely something I’ll be taking for granted. Thanks for sharing! :)
Thanks, enjoy!
THANK YOU! I’m so happy I stumbled on your video, been trying to find a clean acapella I’ve been wanting to remix forever but searched everywhere and I couldn’t find it and tried extracting the vocals myself and just gave up, Thank you once again!
Hot tip: get accapellas arguably as clean as well as other stems like bass & drums very useful for remixes instantaneously with new Virtual DJ 2021 & Djay 3 neural mix. Fantastic for quick sample of basslines etc for live remix or fancy pull into melodyne extract midi and put into a new clean instrument track and steal nearly anything. I do appreciate the mono n reverb etc tips though! I may have to play around and route some plugins into virtual DJ live stems to up the game
Yes!!! lalal.ai is way better than anything I've ever used to extract vocals
Golden content .. as usual
Thanks Hans!
Hey that was a super good video thank you for the time you spent on this it sparked a lot of inspiration
Thanks Loïc! Go make some great music!
REQUEST:
I would be very interested in a video comparing/reviewing the most popular online&offline software for splitting up audio on user-friendliness, quality, cost, features .
Please include: lalal.ai, Spleeter(GUI?), RX8, Audacity
TYIA!
awesome! thanks
NICE!!!!!! Im a huge iZotope RX 7 or 8 guy when it comes to extracting vocals or really anything but great video!!
RX7 is great for repair, but I couldn't get a great result for vocal extraction using RX7's "music rebalance". Is there a setting I'm missing?
@@SolStateMusic I have found eqing some parts that are harsh and basically process it and then export it then do RX7. It cleaned up the vocals alot better from my experience.
Thank you for sharing this. This could be huge.
Coming through at the right time! Thank you for this :)
Thank you sir!
You the man. Thank you
u da man!
thanks for the review!
Yes dude
I’ll try it just cause you recommend it
Hiya! Thanx for the informative video. Unfortunately I already spent my free trials.
Do you know how big of an improvement the new algorithm is?
honestly, about the same to my ears, in my limited testing.
Yeah I had spleeter on an older computer, sometimes it would take a while to actually run and was a hit or miss quality-wise.
Got a new computer and didn’t feel like redoing the whole install process again
use lala with izotope rx it even makes acapella better
RX8 is kinda crazy with stem extraction ngl
The track reminds me of "Ladbroke Grove"
you{re awesome
you can use SpleeterGUI now
dope
the whole timeline is yellow just like the ads
So what you going to do with it after you remix the acapella of a famous artist what are you going to do with it put it out
I liked the way this sounded, sounds like it'll be a good club track.
How will you compare this software to xtract stems?
Superb content and info as usual man. Thanks for this and yeah, I'll definitly give this a go. So now let's get real, I think we would ALL love to watch your breakdown of your song used in this video.. Its so damn good. Hook us up bro.. 👍🏼👍🏼👏🏽👏🏽😀😀
Thanks. I'm open to it, I just think there is WAY more demand for other content.
This is great but I'm confused. I signed up for the free one to check how it goes, but I haven't seen any way to actually download the file! I am registered with my email and it shows me the preview, but there is zero options to download. What am I missing or not seeing?
Once you've uploaded the file to split there will be a download button. You can always take a screenshot and email LaLalAI if you think something is broken.
I use RX8 from Ozone
Would love if you would go over some of Nasko's livestreams, his shit is a goldmine of info, but really dont have time to go through the dozens of hours he's livestreamed myself :'(
He has them all on his youtube in a playlist
It's on the list thanks! Not sure if it will ever happen, but he seems pretty good at sound design/mixing
or use virtual dj 2021 if you have it
What is the name of the software you mixing on?, btw thanks for the information 🔥❤️
The DAW is Ableton Live
Noice
After the trial what’s the cost per track?
Currently, it's a $1 per song, but I think they make you buy in $10 increments.
Thanks
Does nobody know about Izotope RX?
We mentioned this in other comments, generally dig Izotope stuff, but this gets me better vocal removal
@@SolStateMusic cool cool... Love your channel btw, stumbled across it a few days ago through the algos.. Great work!
Thank god, I'm so tired of hearing remixes with 2000's hiphop, RnB and soul lol
Had to go where no man has gone before!
i guess you need to try spleeterGUI, it's more simple and you don't need install python. but lalal.ai is also pretty good
I'm not against Spleeter, but this LALA works fine for me and requires no extra work. So I'd have to have a good reason to test like a major algo update.
We still aint close to rx8 levels of acapellas
I've A/Bd it with Rx7 (see other comments) and for now LALA is on top.
@@SolStateMusic I get it’s a sponsor but honestly RX8 is legit worlds apart. In your example too you remixed a really easy rip, which still leaked some drums, with a beat which hides the drum hits further.
Ozone 9
That was way useful. Thanks a lot! I recently started my own TH-cam channel around the topic of musicproduction. Maybe you're interested :)
Anyone got tips for setting up a poor mans soothe 2 in ableton ?
Soothe is just reducing annoying resonant frequencies in a dynamic way. You could do the almost same with manual EQ8, or multiple de-essers. Soothe just saves a ton of time. So in short, just learn to find and cut annoying resonances with EQ8.
You can use fabfilter q3 in dynamic mode and reduce s and es peaks and some resonance.
Um, so the program is open source, but this website is charging you to use it???? Why would you recommend them if they're clearly not the original developers and are just profiting off something that was given out for free? Serious question x 2 don't dodge.
Don’t you get 3 free songs
For me, two reasons: 1) not installing a bunch of code and a VM 2) paying to save time is a solution not a problem.
@@alfieoc6431 yes
why have someone cook a burger for you when you can literally just cook one yourself, the recipe is open source
@@kajuari why buy meat from the butcher when you can buy a dead cow and cut it up? Why buy cows when you can raise them yourself? Why buy feed for the cows when you can grow a pasture? Because it saves time and effort. It's the basis for the entire modern service-focused economy. Sometimes you just need to grab a burger so you can stop worrying about being hungry and just get on with your music production.