Best Stems Maker: Lalal.ai vs. Moises vs Serato Stems
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Best Stems Maker: Lalal.ai vs. Moises vs Serato Stems
Lalal.ai, Moises, and Serato Stems from Serto DJ Pro.
How to separate vocals from a song? We look at three different software that can isolate vocals and other instruments from a song. When you isolate parts of music the creative possibilities are endless. With these programs, you can remove vocals from a song, make track stems from any record, and can even make your own instrumental. Sometimes the results are good, and sometimes not so good!. Let's take a look at some options.
LALAL.AI: www.lalal.ai/
Moises: moises.ai/
Serto DJ: serato.com/dj
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Surprised I was. Orion is incredibly good. However, there’s one issue: I’m broke.
I have an idea LALALAI...make a product that can make old songs from the 50's sound rich and full. Not by increasing the EQ(like an exciter) but by seperating the instruments and then having AI 'redue' the instrument so that it sounds as if it were recorded today.
Its already great, this reviewer must be one of those guys like “presets are for losers”, perfectionists never get nowhere
The points he made about each piece of software were spot-on.@@MysticGroovesMusic
yea cause its cheex rn bruh
Very thoughtful and useful analysis of these three different examples of music isolation software.
Many thanks.
I have been quite impressed by Lalal recently.
Have you tried it with the actual music?)))
Thank you so much for this. As an amateur trying my hand at remixes for my performances I this definitely helped more than it hurt. Was about to purchase a subscription for Moises but wanted to check beforehand. Good to know your expert opinion on the sound quality. Knowledge is power so this contributes to me making a better considered decision moving forward. 😎
I hoped to extract drums only to start a backing track with, as drums are the hardest part for me and they take ages to programme from scratch. But alas, i agree the results sound grainy and unusable to my ears. looks like its back to grafting with the old midi drum programming for now. hope they nail it soon. that would make me happy!
Very helpful. I understand now that this isn’t what I'm looking for
Serato is winning this 🎉
can it separate instruments
which of these lets you isolate instruments? horns, leads etc.
Thx for your honest opinion!
Anybody considering subscribing to Moises should be aware that they force you into an annual subscription. I know I chose monthly, but they changed it to annual and ripped me off. When I try to get them to change it back to monthly they refused or should I say it refused because I think I was conversing with a robot.
Thank you. This was quite helpful.
Would you consider using this in order to re create the Bass for live performance?
My producer is on holiday and I finally got a show and without they track to sing too I am l fest to do a lip sync 🥹🥹🥹
Which software do you recommend for piano parts extraction? Thanks!
Lalal.ai seems to give the most options for instrument extraction. You can always check out Moises or Fadr.com too.
@@jimmymakemusic understand. Thank you for your response!
Crazy this song is famous af
True about Serato! But how about stemz ai? does somebody have a feedback on the french app? thank you Jimmy!
personally i would like to extract piano and wind instrument parts
Damn right not there yet... I needed to extract the drums and convert it into midi to replace kicks, snares ... Had the issues stated here but managed by feeding the drum stem(with bleeds and noise) to melodyne, manually separating and feeding it to a midi editor(garageband was the one i used) did almost 90% had to add/fix manually... Actually the score can b had too
The melodyne part seems so tedious.
..spectralayers 10 is very good too!! regards
Nice! I’ll have to check it out.
Thanks
Great info, terrible song.
There’s one out there for free called Stemroller…what are your thoughts on that one?
I'll have to check it out! Thanks for the info.
Srerato wins shoot out.
VDJ is killin it
Nice. Sounds like I have to revisit them.
@@jimmymakemusic definitely it’s the best stems out right now
@@bboymac84 I know a lot of people really appreciate your advice on this. Thank you so much for putting us on!
@@jimmymakemusic np I’m here to help
@@bboymac84 Tried Moises, Lalal and VDJ on old mono tracks. Drums and bass come out much better with Lalal and VDJ but Moises seems to be the only one able to separate backing vocals. I believe Lalal gives more instruments options though.
Can you use real music to demo this on another video please?
FL studio the best stem separation,
"In all honesty, they all kinda sound... terrible" 🤣
Funny you used that song
There was a time when dubstep producers used use eq to dp remixes and they made millions of views ...your just being picky mate..appriciate what u got..with time it will get there
Well thumbs up for the measurable technical data- but thumbs down - for being too much of an unimagintive producer -facist here.
These in their current form and inevitable direction of travel can be useful for more dirty, grungy mixed up live , dance and chill tracks - like the old raw and ready hip-hop and punk DIY aesthetic applied creatively to the mixing vibe.
Not all music scenes are aiming for the super clean hyper-produced in-studio sound. Many of the old classics including jazz , rock and even Beatles albums are full of back ground clunky noises and rougue singer breathing noise and the ability to pick out stuff isn't all about hoing in on cleanliness and clarity - it can add a kind of atmos and authenticty too.
Isn't a good idea split instruments from a mixed song. What is the point.
These are incredibly valuable tools for DJs, Remixers, and Producers.
That's just the starting point. Many of these tools will change chord and pitch, export to MIDI, and mix with other samples. It's just a new sound pallette.
For Karaoke / Mixing.
Lots of sibilant. Not to mention copyright infringement.
Agree the stems sound glitchy....but the song stinks . Pick a real tune w instruments and create stems ..
Virtual Dj is FREE and its stem processor sounds better than all of these.
spleeter wins