What's the best model for extracting instrumental only? #444
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What's the best model for extracting instrumental only? |
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MDX-NET UVR-MDX-NET Inst 3 but if you want to get highest quality result you should try using ensemble mode instead (combine results of multiple models together) |
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For the cleanest possible results for now that pretty much removes all of the vocals with little to no vocal bleed, I use MDX-NET: UVR MDX-NET INST 3 + UVR-MDX-NET Inst Main + 7_HP2-UVR +Demucs: v4 | htdemucs_ft - Shifts: 2 - Ens. Algo.: Avg/Avg Denoise: Off |
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im doing voice overs of a certain show and i want to extract the best instrumental part as possible! im having trouble finding the best ones do u have any ideas by chance? |
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I just need to separate the main instrument of the instrumental track. ( for instance, the lead instruments like guitar, or accordian or harmonica or piano from the instrumental track. Please suggest the Model/s and the processing method. Thank you. |
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Thank you very much for your explanation. I will try to figure out where in the app i can create this ensemble processing chain
Il 11 ott 2023, 04:13 +0200, Lyssa ***@***.***>, ha scritto:
… > Hi there,
> sorry for my stupid question but I am new here and trying to figure out how it works. When you list the modes you use in your ensemble workflow, you mean that you process the output with a new mode every time, or did you get to apply multiple modes at the same time ?
> thanks
there's an "ensemble mode" and you can select multiple models to run your song through. nowadays I strong suggest you to use the new MDX23C model and place it first in the ensemble (you can download it in the Download Center in UVR)
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Personally I'd say just download UVR 5 and run it locally; even if you
don't have a good GPU it can run in CPU mode, just takes a little longer.
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ive used the settings recommded, but my instrumental track is muffled.. any ideas what i can do? |
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If anyone's interested in keeping not only instrumentals but also the backup vocals/harmonies, I've used ensemble mode with VR Arc: 5_HP-Karaoke-UVR and VR Arc: 6_HP-Karaoke-UVR. They were titled a little differently when downloading, but they were the only two in the VR Arch dropdown with Karaoke in the title. There are Karaoke downloads in the MDX-Net dropdown but I haven't tried them yet. |
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Here's my setup with no backup vocal.
Overlap Mdx- 0.25 I've tried using VR models but the audio seems muddy so I skipped it. This is not a setting for extracting each instrument. UPDATE Ensemble Algo - Min/Min -Mdx settings- |
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Actually, for an optimal result you should use the Kim Duality Version 2 Roformer model in MDX mode, without using ensemble |
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Hi there! For the RoFormer version, you need to download the new package. You can find it directly via this link: https://github.com/Anjok07/ultimatevocalremovergui/releases/download/v5.6/UVR_1_15_25_22_30_BETA_full.exe Once you have installed the new version of UVR, go to the download section and download the Dualty version 2 package. |
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Have you tried putting the separated tracks into a DAW (like FL Studio, Ableton, or Logic)?Since the AI extraction can sometimes leave the tracks sounding a bit dull, you actually need to post-process them. Try adding an EQ to boost the high frequencies (around 4kHz - 8kHz) to fix the muffled vocal sound. Then, you can use a Compressor and a Gate on the instrumental track to squash down and hide the remaining vocal bleeding.Give it a shot inside a DAW, it usually cleans up the results drastically! |
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I'm trying to extract instruments in different tracks, I need to make some arrangements to a song, and I need to separate instruments, so i can edit for example drums, and have control of editing bass, vocals and harmonies. Does anyone have used a successful processing model to achieve this? |

MDX-NET UVR-MDX-NET Inst 3 but if you want to get highest quality result you should try using ensemble mode instead (combine results of multiple models together)