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I tried throwing some underground rap artists at this app, as stem splitters usually struggle with them

I split https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDaL7KBjkDI

And it gave me this https://www.dropbox.com/sh/inyk38n2jrp5i45/AACpB0xXNFxamEmP3... I noticed some weird hissing with the 808s, but other then that it sounded pretty good

For more of a challenge, I inputted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAwQ3njiU4M

and it came up with https://www.dropbox.com/sh/97lzke0puh9dzeo/AACE75vsbNS43UqqH... It was able to separate some of the kicks from the 808s, which is really impressive to me!

Overall, I'm very impressed! This sounds much better then lalal.ai to me




I'd like to take a moment to mention how great dropbox's audio seeking thing is. It's super fast and works as intended. Great work whoever implemented this.


I’ve found Lala to be my go to. If this is better, then I’m very interested in trying it out.


Just a follow up. My two conversions so far, Lalal.ai has been better. Especially separating drums from instruments. I'll give Stemroller a few more tries as I am always looking for options.


Update number three. I now just use both lalal and stemroller because each one seems to do better in certain cases. If I hadn’t paid for lalal, I’d probably just use stemroller as it’s way better than RX9


what genre of music, may i ask?


RNB, NeoSoul, Trap


Why do vocals.wav, other.wav, and instrumental.wav all start out the exact same (with vocal sounds)?


Super impressive splitting there, wow. Just curious, was your source a lossless or compressed file?


The second file was lossless, the first was ripped from a CD.




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