I used 2stems/4stems/5stems,I can get [bass, drums, other, piano, vocals]
is there a way to only drop one , and keep the rest as the whole music?
eg: I like a song, but I dont like the drums in the song, I only want to drop the drums from the song ...
or
how can I concat these "[bass, drums, other, piano, vocals]" by myself
thx !
To remove a stem, just invert the stem & add it back to the original file (must be the same type of file). This will subtract the stem from the original file.
Rog
On Sunday, October 11, 2020, 11:11:32 PM CDT, Cython_lin <[email protected]> wrote:
I used 2stems/4stems/5stems,I can get [bass, drums, other, piano, vocals]
is there a way to only drop one , and keep the rest as the whole music?
eg: I like a song, but I dont like the drums in the song, I only want to drop the drums from the song ...
or
how can I concat these "[bass, drums, other, piano, vocals]" by myself
thx !
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Yeah like the above poster said, invert the stem.
Or you could also use something like FFMPEG to combine the stems you do want:
I THINK something this link below is what you want (I haven't tried it myself)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14498539/how-to-overlay-downmix-two-audio-files-using-ffmpeg
@Mixerrog I cant understand the way, thanks for u answer !
and
I use @RufusMall's way, It works
I THINK something this link below is what you want (I haven't tried it myself)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14498539/how-to-overlay-downmix-two-audio-files-using-ffmpeg
(
I just listen to some music for myself.
Electronic drums in some light music sounds noisy.
so I just drop it from light music.
)
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Yeah like the above poster said, invert the stem.
Or you could also use something like FFMPEG to combine the stems you do want:
I THINK something this link below is what you want (I haven't tried it myself)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14498539/how-to-overlay-downmix-two-audio-files-using-ffmpeg