SpleeterGUI - Desktop app download and run (Windows 10)
Spleeter is a Music Source Separation utility that can split a song in to it's separate parts.
This can be useful for restoring old vinyl recordings or cutting samples for remixing.
Supported languages Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Hindi, Italian, Russian, Spanish
Download the installer
https://makenweb.com/#spleetergui
Check out the source code
https://github.com/boy1dr/SpleeterGui
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UPDATE: 4/07/2020
Version 2.6 is now available.
New features...
Includes 8 language translations
Recombine: Mix the output stems back together but without 1 or more stems.
(useful if you are learning drums or piano and you just want those parts removed.
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UPDATE: 10/05/2020
Version 2.5
Help & FAQ has been updated with common issues and solutions.
Spleeter upgrade can now be done using Help menu item "Spleeter core upgrade"
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UPDATE: 13/02/2020
If you would like to update the spleeter version follow these instructions (if you know what you are doing)
Open a command window and go to the spleeter folder, mine is located here
C:\Users\chris\AppData\Roaming\SpleeterGUI\python
and run the following commands
python -m pip uninstall spleeter
python -m pip install spleeter
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Please keep in mind you will need a fairly recent computer to run this. if you have trouble running it there are now several online versions such as moises.ai
The Spleeter project creators site is https://github.com/deezer/spleeter
The C# desktop app source can be found here https://github.com/boy1dr/SpleeterGui
Note: The python folder is empty because github wouldn't upload the 108MB tensorflow file. you can just copy it in from the downloaded version (or install it all manually).
After much delay and trying every kind of way to make this a simple process i ended up enlisting the help of a python guru (Thanks Grant!) to make a portable version of spleeter.
I tried to upload this desktop app project to github but the tensorflow files are larger than the permitted limits.
Spleeter is a Python3 Application that uses TensorFlow and ffmpeg...along with a bunch of other python packages.
Because of this, there's no easy way to install it. Also, once all the appropriate packages are installed the install folder balloons out to around 3GB so the easiest way to get up an running with this project was to include everything you need to run the thing out of the box.
I am not affiliated with deezer or spleeter, for more information on the original project go here
https://github.com/deezer/spleeter
If you would like to install spleeter native without using my desktop version here are the steps...
1: install Python3.7 (it's available in Windows Store)
2: go to [https://www.ffmpeg.org/] and install the windows version of ffmpeg, dont't forget to add the environment "path" variable to ffmpeg's location.
3: open a command window, create and go to a simple directory like c:\spleeter and type the following line
python -m pip install spleeter
4: copy an mp3 to that folder and type the following line (replace song.mp3 with your own file)
python -m spleeter separate -i song.mp3 -o output
Congrats, you just ran spleeter :)
To get more separation like 4 or 5 stems, use these commands
python -m spleeter separate -i song.mp3 -o output -p spleeter:4stems
python -m spleeter separate -i song.mp3 -o output -p spleeter:5stems
Sorry Mac users, there's no easy way to run it (maybe parallels). try https://moises.ai/ or http://www.acapella-extractor.com/
Spleeter works best with an recent NVidia graphics card with lots of CUDA cores.
If no NVidia card you will be able to run it in CPU mode but results will vary.
Background music: Ikson - Stardust
Some people don't like background music, i do, so there's background music :)