Chris Watkins

So, I haven't had to use it since xp'ish, however, if you use https://www.xiph.org/dshow/downloads/ opencodecs, then all the issues with the .flac loads go away, it seems accross products, so maybe they should include it. It makes media player play .flacs too. since the directshowe error x80042025 (or something liek that has popped up a bunch of time sfor me, it's nice to find a solution.) It's the same irritation that led me to it in the first place, but that was with media player & things like early cubase, (current .com(aka cake walkers), etc.

Ah, norebang doesn't change the original audio, well that's just silly. https://huggingface.co/spaces/coqui/xtts does, but again, not in time.. wonder if there's a librariable gateway to the two..

Also, it was probably driver error, I didn't save the project first and that's probably why I didn't get the split option. Which reminds me, since alot of folk are going to use .webm, using a url would be great, like gaudio, in fact, it's probably alot but to combine the video, which I just use bandlan to put my picture up on the changed audio, but, youtoube hit's seem to be far highwith the video and copywrite wize, artist gets credit, even if you butcher ti, but it does give a new look to something old.. aka, video killed the radio star and then the internet killed multimedia, also I of course in the past demucs and destroyed the first mtv video ever.

Yes, after 4+ decades of computing, texting/posting, it happens & yes, I'm LDS so I did LSD, just like spock. But, norebang, that I've tried with tts, demucs, etc. I can get the language translation with https://huggingface.co/spaces/coqui/xtts, but it doesn't do tempo. Now, that and it's probably a little like bandlabs AI starter,but I used waves, demucs will build a song, match tempo's so I trained it on carpenters, wacko results, and yet a wack different kind of building block tends to set pace sometimes to trending. So, the norebang looks interesting, thanks hadn't seen that one yet.. Also, split stems doesn't seem to work in Cubase Next, but I'd perfer it to work in wine and the GUI library's are making that a frustration.. Case anybody's on that project, both new products have issues with wine and the gui, edge web-something-crap from ms.. cause wine hasn't got to doing ms's latest whatever for doing cross-platform-apps.

So, I used Cakewalk in DOS.. I find it irritating Sonar doesn't do VST3, but if you've ever been a plug developer, It's what made stienberg famous.. It's also in a sense what helped protools sell, cause everybody traded those plugins.. Now, on to the separation, I actually put it in awhile back for a feature, so you can blame me if you want.. It's so much faster then running demucs, and when you put them back together, you see FAR less difference if you mess with the tracks. Now, this being said, as I've had the capability for a few years, one can absolutely use youtube as the legal guard. Not to advertise but, on https://www.youtube.com/@oxyosbourne I've been mostly just pitch increasing the vocals... HOWEVER, There are few ways to get it to not see the copyright violation, that being said, one should consider, it's using the same type of sine-wave-plotting magic to pick out a copywrite violation from the stereo mix.. Also, if you use a microphone or say play the vinyl version sometimes it doesn't get it. And also, the RipX daw just uses demucs underneath the hood, so if you can yt-dlp a something, ffmpeg it to wav and then run demucs you have that. BUT, WAIT!! Bandlab ponied up to do it for people for FREE. Here's the thing, the learning part, hearing stairway with no guitar, hearing words from epic rock songs cause you can hear vocal messups when it solo's the stuff, you've never hear, It's an adventure for any audio-olo-something gist.. Pick your favorite song folk, listening to randy rhoads guitar only on a ozzy song. So, yee-haw!