You can refer to the official spleeter wiki to proceed with the training.
In this issue, I will show you the next step, how I use original models to separate test sounds.
I used the spleeter system for audio source separation of field recordings.
Specifically, I tried to classify them into 3 stems: Human / Bird / Car.
# Train
spleeter train -p configs/***_config.json -d <path/to/dataset>
# You may be get ***_model folder including checkpoint / model.ckpt-200000.data-00000-of-00001 / model.ckpt-200000.index / model.ckpt-200000.meta.
Move the original models to the pretrained_model folder.
You can separate test sounds using original models.
# Separate
spleeter separate -p spleeter:3stems -o output audio_example.mp3
# You can get human.wav / bird.wav / car.wav
I couldn't find any information on how to embed it in spleeter or how to use models other than musdb, so I had to share this issue.
For detail -> makobouzu / spleeter
thank you!!
[PC Settings]
Mac OS: Catalina
fish
pyenv (pyenv-virtualenv)
python 3.7.7
Hi! Spleeter is very useful repository! Thx!
You can refer to the official spleeter wiki to proceed with the training.
In this issue, I will show you the next step, how I use original models to separate test sounds.
I used the spleeter system for audio source separation of field recordings.
Specifically, I tried to classify them into 3 stems: Human / Bird / Car.
Move the original models to the pretrained_model folder.
Embed 3stems.json into the spleeter.
You can separate test sounds using original models.
I couldn't find any information on how to embed it in spleeter or how to use models other than musdb, so I had to share this issue. For detail -> makobouzu / spleeter
thank you!!