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Stagecraft Software Simple Stems v7.32 STANDALONE WiN-demberto screenshot
demberto | 6 December 2022 | 47.6MB
Stems for any Song

Simple Stems is a quick and easy way to decompose any audio into its constituent parts. The plugin uses the well-established Spleeter algorithm by Deezer to deconstruct songs into 2, 4 or 5 stems. The results are stunning, though more complicated mixes and live recordings are not always perfectly decomposed.

Drag & Drop

Simple Stems is extremely easy to use! It loads as a plugin (for Mac) or Standalone. To get new stems you simply drop your audio on the splitter, wait a moment for the stems to appear, and then drag the stems directly to your DAW or desktop. Get new stems without leaving your flow or hopping online! Files are automatically created in a folder right beside the original audio, so you can always find them later.



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  Resident 3.03.2020 730
+229
That's the real talk

Now I will compare it with rip X
I'm here , That's more than enough !!
  Banned 4.06.2022 101 757
+9872
You read my mind. Not that I want to compare it to a product per se, but just if it is cool on its own volition. I am interested in whatever you have to say about it, just because. Thank you Demberto for letting us try something new. Well, it's new to me, anyway.
  Member 10.11.2022 5
+3
it uses Deezers "Spleeter" engine like most other online stem seperation sites.
RipX for now is king, after that Acoustica 7s "Remix" function is the software that uses that Spleeter engine the best way possible, but still.. not that great in seperation that RipX can do.
Simple Stems is a cool Tool and very fast and "on the fly", drag and drop is a nice feature. So if you rank workflow and time also in.. this baby beats Acoustica 7. but still would take 2nd place in my pers. rating..
Overall my2cents.. in most cases you have to bite the bullet and accept RipXs time consuming rendering process for the best result..

thx demberto for the efford anyways! big up.. will def play with that baby for a while...
  Member 20.10.2016 121
+27
Spleeter works good for small corrections in a song: when the drums are a bit too sofft, you can make them a little bit louder.
But there are too many artifacts for really good stem use. Too much "woosh" sounds. But Spleeter can be used for free, so no complaints about that.
The fact however that it has no "screws" to adept the creating of the stems, makes it not good for really reusable stem dividing. The other mentioned tools have some kind of spectral control that makes it possible to add wrongly assigned portions of music to other stems. Spleeter cannot do that.

So is it possible to split a song in stems? Yes, but no tool is yet able to create really professionally reusable stems. I guess it probably will be impossible to do. At least for a very long time.

I use Spleeter often to split the keyboard-parts so I can study them better to learn to play them in my band. For that it really works fine!
  Resident 22.11.2018 39 245
+2899
Its like a compression problem in some ways. There are tons of algorithms to compress a files, but one doesn't have infinite patience to try each one out with all the plethora of options each one has.

It depends on how well the models are trained. If the dev of this application regularly updates the models, the results will keep getting better.
  Member 4.05.2021 309
+148
nobody is talking about iZotope RX10, why? Different tool or these apps are better? I would use it only for basically separate vocals and instruments. Any suggestions?

Thanks everyone for sharing so much knowledge and to the releaser! Demberto!
  Resident 21.08.2014 10 218
+306
i bought this software afew months ago for $25 for mac. highely recommend it for people how many to sample and want to seperate drums out of songs or vocals. although its still on its early stages of development it definitely need a bit of improvement when rendering because some times the audio might sound distored or had the 8bit robotish noise which is an easy fix. but yeah looking forward for a 2.0 version
  Resident 28.09.2015 1 261
+269
I compared Acoustica 7's Remix tool vs DeepRemix - the results are quite different, so I keep both programs.
But here? I guess this uses exactly the same separating algorhytm as Acoustica (Deezer Spleeter), so there is no reason to keep Stagecraft. Am i right?
  Resident 16.09.2010 1416
+144
RX10 FTW
Yaaaaawn

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