stemrollerapp / stemroller

Isolate vocals, drums, bass, and other instrumental stems from any song
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DAW-like functionality (custom mixes, BPM/key detection, timestretching and pitch shift) #72

Open mirobo opened 3 months ago

mirobo commented 3 months ago

I use StemRoller for practicing songs so I usually want a track with bass and the track without bass (vice versa for drums).

Right now I open the stems in Reaper and export new renders from there. I would be cool if this could be done directly from within StemRoller :-)

pan-danio commented 3 months ago

+1 Drums is the only thing i need in my use case. It will be nice to extract just drums from selected files (or any track selected from available). This will hopefully speed up extracting when proessing multiple files

mirobo commented 3 months ago

+1 Drums is the only thing i need in my use case. It will be nice to extract just drums from selected files (or any track selected from available). This will hopefully speed up extracting when proessing multiple files

Good idea with track selection. Maybe "presets for splitting" is a bad idea but just having checkboxes on der main UI where you can select what you want to extract from it may be enough.

Maybe something like this?

I added "All Tracks, but without.." twice, so you could export more than just one "configuration" from it. Example:

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iffyloop commented 3 months ago

I'd currently consider this outside the scope of StemRoller, but if I have more time in the future I might work on this. Will leave the issue open though in case others are interested and want to comment.

iffyloop commented 3 months ago

Changing the title - let's use this as a mega-issue for other DAW-like functionality. I would like to add custom mixes and timestretching together in a (potential) complete redesign of StemRoller. I think the current code is not well-adapted to custom audio processing - relies too much on external commands to ffmpeg (which works for the original use case described by @mirobo, but if we're supporting custom mixes it'd probably be ideal also to support a real-time previewer with adjustable volume for each stem).