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Powerful New Vocal Remover AI - Instructions

ChrisCall said:
I'm still waiting for my headphones. Can't really test anything until I get them back. My speakers are pretty good, but it's hard to hear the small differences on tracks that convert well. Need the headphones for that.
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Until you get them back go get you a cheap pair from Walmart. You'll still hear what you need to while waiting on the others. They have some great sounding ones for $15 and then goes up. They don't have to be Beats or something other to do the job.
 
[MENTION=26971]djtayz[/MENTION] believe it or not you can actually make an instrumental, then invert it to the original song you used and get a better-ish pella than either of the colabs give. Thought you might wanna play with that.
 
NewAgeRipper said:
[MENTION=26971]djtayz[/MENTION] believe it or not you can actually make an instrumental, then invert it to the original song you used and get a better-ish pella than either of the colabs give. Thought you might wanna play with that.
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I just tried it but the results are the same (as expected I think), unless you mean something different.
Combining Vocal Remover's instrumental and acapella tracks, then inverting it with the original should give you silence, that means no loss in quality

If you're referring to my last post (about the "bug"), I just wanted to say that when using shorter audio files the instrumental track adds back the vocals at the end, as supposed to having them removed completely, which I find odd
 
djtayz said:
I just tried it but the results are the same (as expected I think), unless you mean something different.
Combining Vocal Remover's instrumental and acapella tracks, then inverting it with the original should give you silence, that means no loss in quality

If you're referring to my last post (about the "bug"), I just wanted to say that when using shorter audio files the instrumental track adds back the vocals at the end, as supposed to having them removed completely, which I find odd
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NO no, i mean for acapellas. I got a much more solid sounding and less squished sounding acapela by inverting the DIY instrumental to the original track. I'm thinking I will post a DIY Stem kit with pella and Instrumental and backing vocals track.
 
djtayz said:
I just tried it but the results are the same (as expected I think), unless you mean something different.
Combining Vocal Remover's instrumental and acapella tracks, then inverting it with the original should give you silence, that means no loss in quality

If you're referring to my last post (about the "bug"), I just wanted to say that when using shorter audio files the instrumental track adds back the vocals at the end, as supposed to having them removed completely, which I find odd
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You can also check my Alison Krauss post. The inverted vocals track in it was from inverting DIY instrumental into the official mix.
 
NewAgeRipper said:
[MENTION=26971]djtayz[/MENTION] has there been any new updates to the Google Colab yet?
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I'm personally not able to run the newest models that Anjok released with the most recent GUI, another version of Colab is in development though (not by me).

I will see if I can fix things, meanwhile, I'm open to any kind of requests for Colab, will try my best to implement them or think of workarounds.
 
djtayz said:
I'm personally not able to run the newest models that Anjok released with the most recent GUI, another version of Colab is in development though (not by me).

I will see if I can fix things, meanwhile, I'm open to any kind of requests for Colab, will try my best to implement them or think of workarounds.
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Best bet on that is to work with burntscarr.
 
Hi everyone.
I have a problem. I'm using this great GUI for months. To day I installed demucs using this guide https://github.com/facebookresearch/demucs
I didn't install python 3.7 because it is already installed. I use demucs and I think it it great too for some side but now when I try to open vocal remover the prompt appears just for a second then disappears and the gui doen's run. What happened? What can I do? I'd like to use both... please help! Thx
 
Bruno said:
Hi everyone.
I have a problem. I'm using this great GUI for months. To day I installed demucs using this guide https://github.com/facebookresearch/demucs
I didn't install python 3.7 because it is already installed. I use demucs and I think it it great too for some side but now when I try to open vocal remover the prompt appears just for a second then disappears and the gui doen's run. What happened? What can I do? I'd like to use both... please help! Thx
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Read about the beta update HERE or read the instructions on the github as linked in the main TOC.
 
Another question: Everytime I use google colab I have to do all the steps from the beginning? Or there 's a way to save the driver?
 
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Bruno said:
Another question: Everytime I use google colab I have to do all the steps from the biginning? Or there 's a way to save the driver?
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The small .ipynb file should be fine always after uploading once. But all the other steps have to be done each time. Only if you experience an error converting a song that I would reup the .ipynb file to start it as new again. But the big folder you upload to your google drive is fine always and shouldn't need to be redone again. Hope this helps. You can always from Google Colab go to "File" "Open Notebook" and remove the previous sessions and browse for the .ipynb file from your hard drive again to start as new. I honestly need to update the video because at that time I thought you had to upload the .ipynb file every time. As I said it doesn't hurt to help avoid corruption in Colab.
 
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NewAgeRipper said:
The small .ipynb file should be fine always after uploading once. But all the other steps have to be done each time. Only if you experience an error converting a song that I would reup the .ipynb file to start it as new again. But the big folder you upload to your google drive is fine always and shouldn't need to be redone again. Hope this helps. You can always from Google Colab go to "File" "Open Notebook" and remove the previous sessions and browse for the .ipynb file from your hard drive again to start as new. I honestly need to update the video because at that time I thought you had to upload the .ipynb file every time. As I said it doesn't hurt to help avoid corruption in Colab.
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Thank you for the answare. Could you tell me wich step is the .iptnb file? I suppose third step beacause say requiremente already satisfied...is it right?
 
Bruno said:
Thank you for the answare. Could you tell me wich step is the .iptnb file? I suppose third step beacause say requiremente already satisfied...is it right?
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The .ipynb file is what you do the first time you opened Google Colab to upload it. after that Google Colab sees it in your drive. That is why Step 1 requires authentication, step 2 checks for ffmpeg items. Step 3 checks and redownloadeds within the cloud to satisfy everything else. Step 4 looks for synced vocal remover folder. Then you choose step 5 for your choice of models to use.
 
As I said it's an amazing tool with great models, but it would be awesome if the Google Colab version could be updated because due to my equipment, it's taking a lot of time to process and I have to be really patient lol

Thanks in advance...
 
Lensbrank said:
As I said it's an amazing tool with great models, but it would be awesome if the Google Colab version could be updated because due to my equipment, it's taking a lot of time to process and I have to be really patient lol

Thanks in advance...
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Colab doesn't rely on your hardware, it's cloud based from Google. Which process takes a long time to complete? It should not take more than 2-3 minutes to set it up and more than a minute to convert a song.
 
Lensbrank said:
Ah sorry, I was talking about the GUI ^^
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You'll soon learn that Google Colab and the GUI tool actually goes hand in hand depending on your needs. I find that the low end 32000-512 model is best for most tracks that I need the vocals out of. It seems to smooth out the artifacts from certain vocal pitches better. I render one in the GUI in 22 to 40 min depending on the song. I'm a karaoke enthusiast so if the slower method gives me the best results, then that is what I go with. Also the GUI is handy for when you can't be on an internet connection such as a laptop or Windows tablet. Im working with songs that never made it into karaoke labels and even know how to separate lead and backing vocals. The more you mess with it the more ideas you get.​
 
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