Bargain Center: discussion, gossip, etc.

[mgw38]

Is there a standalone (non-internet) software that is better at lifting vocals out of songs than the music rebalance tool in RX9?

In my testing audio pulled from CD to Wav, it can offer anywhere from isolating very pleasant, clear vocals to the other side of the spectrum of making them sound as if they are passing through a low signal cellphone call. But mostly the latter.

I like DeepRemix/DeepAudio (https://hitnmix.com/). Currently on sale.

[dna_studios]

Is there a standalone (non-internet) software that is better at lifting vocals out of songs than the music rebalance tool in RX9?

In my testing audio pulled from CD to Wav, it can offer anywhere from isolating very pleasant, clear vocals to the other side of the spectrum of making them sound as if they are passing through a low signal cellphone call. But mostly the latter.

I own most of the stem separation apps (incl RX9 Adv), and I've found that Hit'n'Mix RipX consistantly does the best job. Fewer artifacts, less bleed, better transient recovery. The DeepRemix app just does stems, while DeepAudio does that and more. All processing takes place on your computer, so no uploading. Activation requires an online connection, but you can request an offline activation. I don't know if an offline license costs extra or not, so ask Hit'n'Mix before buying.

[Uncle E]

Is there a standalone (non-internet) software that is better at lifting vocals out of songs than the music rebalance tool in RX9?

In my testing audio pulled from CD to Wav, it can offer anywhere from isolating very pleasant, clear vocals to the other side of the spectrum of making them sound as if they are passing through a low signal cellphone call. But mostly the latter.

[VitaminD]

Is there a standalone (non-internet) software that is better at lifting vocals out of songs than the music rebalance tool in RX9?

In my testing audio pulled from CD to Wav, it can offer anywhere from isolating very pleasant, clear vocals to the other side of the spectrum of making them sound as if they are passing through a low signal cellphone call. But mostly the latter.

I like DeepRemix/DeepAudio (https://hitnmix.com/). Currently on sale.

Is there a standalone (non-internet) software that is better at lifting vocals out of songs than the music rebalance tool in RX9?

In my testing audio pulled from CD to Wav, it can offer anywhere from isolating very pleasant, clear vocals to the other side of the spectrum of making them sound as if they are passing through a low signal cellphone call. But mostly the latter.

I own most of the stem separation apps (incl RX9 Adv), and I've found that Hit'n'Mix RipX consistantly does the best job. Fewer artifacts, less bleed, better transient recovery. The DeepRemix app just does stems, while DeepAudio does that and more. All processing takes place on your computer, so no uploading. Activation requires an online connection, but you can request an offline activation. I don't know if an offline license costs extra or not, so ask Hit'n'Mix before buying.

Thank you both for the recommendation.

[OneOfManyPauls]

well that was a pleasant surprise - went to IK Multimedia looking at mixbox and it came up with a crossgrade at €29, presumably as I have t-racks 5 I bought on promo a few years back, so bought that and very happy as it comes with some new reverbs that weren't part of my t-racks, and then found I could get 3 modo drum kits for free as a result in their current promo. wasn't expecting that this morning!

[Ou_Tis]

Noiseash: "Your $25 coupon code is valid for any plugin sales or upgrades this month" [minimum $75 in cart] I don't see any upgrades listed on their site? Not in the "My Account" area either. Do they send out emails with upgrade offers or something?...

[Nspace]

Noiseash: "Your $25 coupon code is valid for any plugin sales or upgrades this month" [minimum $75 in cart] I don't see any upgrades listed on their site? Not in the "My Account" area either. Do they send out emails with upgrade offers or something?...

Inside Your Account area, go to My Licenses & Plugins and click in "Manage your Licenses".
Scroll down and you'll see in green characters the upgrades available. Click on those and your personal offers will appear.

[Ou_Tis]

Noiseash: "Your $25 coupon code is valid for any plugin sales or upgrades this month" [minimum $75 in cart] I don't see any upgrades listed on their site? Not in the "My Account" area either. Do they send out emails with upgrade offers or something?...

Inside Your Account area, go to My Licenses & Plugins and click in "Manage your Licenses".
Scroll down and you'll see in green characters the upgrades available. Click on those and your personal offers will appear.

The only options I see in "My Account" are:

"Dashboard
Orders
Reviews
Downloads
Address
payment methods
Account details
Logout"

Neither "Orders" nor "Downloads" shows any upgrades....

I also tried checking the Noiseash License Manager, nothing.

[Ou_Tis]

Is there a standalone (non-internet) software that is better at lifting vocals out of songs than the music rebalance tool in RX9?

In my testing audio pulled from CD to Wav, it can offer anywhere from isolating very pleasant, clear vocals to the other side of the spectrum of making them sound as if they are passing through a low signal cellphone call. But mostly the latter.

On sale for $15:

https://www.stagecraftsoftware.com/prod ... n=MadCheap

[damondahl]

anybody have Phase Plant or Kilohearts Ultimate?

[yellowmix]

Is there a standalone (non-internet) software that is better at lifting vocals out of songs than the music rebalance tool in RX9?

Spleeter GUI is free: https://makenweb.com/SpleeterGUI

It's the same thing the Stagecraft plugin is based on (Deezer Spleeter).

Audio source separation is very program dependent so it's worth trying it on every available tool.

[yellowmix]

anybody have Phase Plant or Kilohearts Ultimate?

Yes. But in the future just ask the questions, there's no point asking people if they have something since it just wastes time. Also, people that don't have it could possibly answer the question.

[ssl4000]

anyone knows when was the last bargain on ik stealth limiter? it's the best one I've heard and definitely worth full price, but a sale wouldn't hurt

[Ou_Tis]

anyone knows when was the last bargain on ik stealth limiter? it's the best one I've heard and definitely worth full price, but a sale wouldn't hurt

IDK about the last but it was $25 in April 2021... I bought it for $17 with jam points. (I still haven't bothered installing it, mainly because I'd have to install multiple gb of other T-racks crap. Which can be deleted, but it's still a hassle.)

[Yadrichik_Chaya]

So yesterday I realized I hadn't registered my iLoud MTM monitors

”Bought” Modo Bass 2, Sampletron 2, Hammond BX-3 + Leslie, Mixbox, FAME Reverb & the Tascam Collection thanks to this…!

Here's a short track I made trying the new stuff

https://soundcloud.com/yadrichik-chaya/ ... sh-is-meek