Isolate Vocals Drums Bass Instruments From Any Song: DeepRemix Review

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[@Tweekend27]

I’ve been using this program for almost 6 months. For the most part it’s a fantastic tool and allows me to make backing tracks in as little as a few hours as opposed to a few weeks. The only ‘flaws’ with the program are that it makes cymbals sound a little ‘off’ at times and synth sounds are not able to be separated from guitar. To separate these you have to do a lot of what I call ‘cleanup’, isolating the guitar or synth notes and removing them or pasting/moving/lengthening them. Still, I enjoy the process and it’s definitely a breakthrough program that takes making backing tracks to the next level.

[@susancorgi]

Ripx changed my life! now it use it for everything isolate guitar, bass, vocal...now i know what they recorded note by note

[@louis6331]

As the previous person said I really can’t believe this exists this is amazing. Good on you and for the rest of us. I hope you mention what the cost is because paused the video just to get this comment in… well I didn’t know this came out six months ago but I just rang the bell so I know when you come up with more stuff because I’ve heard you before and you’re very knowledgeable I love that. Thank you and God bless.

[@alansmith8509]

Stumbled on this video a few days ago, installed a trial version shortly thereafter, and then bought the full version this morning. My usage will be fairly limited - I don't want to "create" stuff, but simply to isolate bass tracks on all sorts of music so I can hear how the pros do it (and learn accordingly). Am running on a fairly old Mac (High Sierra 10.13.6, SSD, 16GB RAM) but, nevertheless, have found everything works well - okay, ripping of most songs takes 10-12 minutes but, as the lady said, just go grab a cup of coffee while you wait. The isolation far exceeds anything I've been able to achieve in the past via selective EQ'ing etc. so, even at the relatively high price ($150+ here in Australia), I consider it money well spent.

[@jesuslovesbass3944]

Ok, I know I just posted yesterday, but I just downloaded this software and used it to isolate a bass line I'm working on and ......WOW! This program ROCKS! Honestly, I don't need all the bells and whistles that this program has to accomplish what I need to do, but really, honestly, this was so worth the price. Lovin' it.

[@MusicRepo]

Thanks for posting, and good to hear this 👍

[@thegeenius]

to say this was a thorough breakdown,, would be an understatement -- thank you .. pretty insane, i'm a from the beginning, neural mix pro user- this changes the game though-

[@Mario-xr3jo]

Another excellent presentation from you! I wish there was an app that could isolate vocals from instrumental background and then split vocal harmonies.

[@GustavoGarcia-zs6pp]

You are freaking awesome, this is my first video, I am hooked already!!!!

[@fretworkband3204]

Wonderful! I have been looking for something like this for ages. The closest I could find was Izotope Rx7 and now Rx8, but this looks more user friendly and certainly more affordable. When you go into your series it would be great if you show more of how to collaborate with other musicians and mixing the final product. Thanks again.

[@MusicRepo]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@GearGasms]

Same here!

[@steveshadforth]

It’s pants, buy RX8

[@iceman18ize]

@@MusicRepo Sooo… this is a plug-in…? Or a stand alone product…??

[@frankmills5459]

Thank You, I wish everyone explained how things worked as well as you did

[@sekritskworl-sekrit_studios]

They should hire you to do their walkthroughs... I've learned more about Deep Audio from your Deep Remix video than any other video so far.

[@cathywilson1273]

I agree!!! :-)

[@Jeff-Cranston]

I used the Trial Version of DeepRemix last night. I will see it's a pretty good program. I decided to rip Jeff Beck, Led Boots WAV file to extract the various parts; drums, bass and then other instruments. Safe to say it's not going to be a perfect extraction mostly because of the frequency challenges of different instruments. As an example, the drums sound pretty good, but the cymbals, because they are a higher frequency, the software is challenged to know "this is the sound I want and ignore the other sounds around it close to that higher pitched frequency." And each cymbal type has a different frequency, as well as whatever EQ was used in the master to alter it. As a result, some of the cymbals, instead of sounding like "tish; tish" will instead sound like "swoosh, swoosh". A distorted result. The bass was pretty good but it include some rhythm keyboard artifacts in the background. And finally the guitar/keyboard "other instruments" rip, yielded the guitar and keyboard, and that was pretty good. (No vocals in this song to test). So in conclusion, I would say you aren't going to get a quality that is perfect for using to record another song, vs having the actual stem from the original. But you can also use some of the Mastering sliders to improve the sound a bit. It's also interesting though as a tool to learn a part and hear subtle parts that are going on that are easily missed in the combined song. As in this song, there is a rhythm keyboard part that is playing that I never knew was there.

[@ActiveInventories]

Excellent review. Thorough and well explained. Many thanks.

[@LynzCrichton]

Ooooooh LOVE this!! Another fab video MusicRepo 🙌🏻🎶❤️🔥

[@MusicRepo]

Yay! Thank you! Cheers Lynz x

[@breevwhyman2985]

This is a great review. Many thanks for making it so simple. What possible musician wouldn't want these tools?

[@markcameron-smith]

I've got some students I classify as 'possible musicians'.

[@agungk305]

Very nice. Thanks for the explanation

[@paultalley6222]

I'm interested in knowing what equipment you need to do this stuff...(?)...obviously a laptop and a mixing board of some type...and then also the software to do these song voice & instrument isolations, correct? Will it isolate individual harmonizing voices as well? I want to get something like this, so that my wife can hear the different vocal harmonies in a given song, and be able to sing the different vocals in that song... A perfect example of this would be "If I Fell", by the Beatles (we enjoy singing this together!), where John (Lennon) starts the song singing melody, then switches to harmony when Paul (McCartney) begins his intro, taking over the higher melody line (but they BOTH sing melody, in part, throughout the song)...it's a beautiful duet, early in the Beatles song catalog.......it would be great to isolate their individual voices in this classic song...! Another example would be intricate, multi-layered vocal tracks (many of Queen's songs have incredible harmonies that would be fascinating to deconstruct, and hear the individual voices as well as instrument tracks)... One last query...what type of audio formats are conducive to being deconstructed? MP3/4 tracks? Any other formats, like straight off a CD disc? Or does the software only work on digital audio tracks---and if YES, then what audio entities are legal to access audio files to manipulate? Or have I opened a H-U-G-E can-'o-worms by asking these kind of questions (I can imagine that there are copyright protections in place to protect artists & record companies)...?? 🤔🤨😉

[@redumbrella4218]

Great job! Thank you so much!!!! I'm looking a software or A.I. to add more instruments to a song.

[@AB-rs8uw]

Thank you for uploading this, I’ve just started using DeepRemix, any chance of more tutorials?

[@Le_Lys_Eclectique]

Great video and great tool to create stems!!!!!!!!!! wooooooooow!!!!!!!!!!!

[@edc6774]

As I said before : this channel should be subscribed to by every musician. My question: is it possible to extract the ripped tracks and convert in wav or mp3 to use in other daws? Thanks again. Wonderful channel! Btw when downloading from the site of this app, all my antivirus software warns for PUPs inside the exe file. A bit confused.

[@HitnMixVideo]

Yes it is possible to extract ripped tracks and convert in wav, mp3 and a whole host of other file formats to use in other DAWs

[@DogoOrtodoxo]

This is exactly what I was looking for 🎉 thank you

[@DojoOfCool]

Notice it doesn't seem to be able to isolate the piano it's appears to be considered part of the Other instruments. Really nice tool wish there was such a thing when I was learning to play in the dark ages, destroyed a lot of records lifting and dropping the needle to transcribe parts. I was listening to an interview the other day and they said for people wanting to get into music the today laptop computer is what the acoustic guitar was in the 60's.

[@Romenet310]

I am curious about the “other instruments”..playing around with it, it seems to lump everything together. I find it “difficult” to isolate on an instrument like a saxophone that is mixed in with a guitar, for example. I am not sure if there is a particular approach I should take to make that easier besides going note by note to find the sax.

[@thepianocoverman1800]

I agree. I am also having trouble selecting the different sounds into the respective instruments after it was ripped. I am currently working on Don't Stop Believin'. I think it also depends on the source of the file that you rip. I believe it does a better job if it is an MP3 file and not a WAV file.

[@sfundawge]

thanks a lot for this tutorial; sounds unbelievable.

[@Darksagan]

I wanted to reverse engineer a track to get a understanding of how it was compressed and eq'd. This seems perfect for the job allowing me to separate the parts.

[@articlebadbwoy]

Great video. This is pretty much the same as spectral layers from steinberg so I wouldn't have any reason to switch but what a powerful and useful tool to be able to use for remixing songs, de-constructing them or making karaoke versions:-)

[@Le_Lys_Eclectique]

deepremix had nothing to do with spectral layer... deepremix is used to extract individual stems from a song mate! ;)

[@MaxwellCasazza]

Hello - The initial Rip window does not display a speed--------quality toggle. Is there a way to turn that on so that it displays?

[@jonathancmerrett]

I have downlaoded and am trying out the free 21-day trial. Even I can use it! I would welcome further advice on how to tidy up the results of, for example, taking out the sax or the vocals - how do I work with the resulting track(s), what to use within Audacity, say, in order to create a more usable backing track? I am a sax player and am always looking for good backing tracks to use in performance.

[@arubamarcelo]

That was a great review and content. Thanks

[@MusicRepo]

Glad you liked it!

[@louieluis8840]

Other instruments? How about trumpet saxophone or violins? I’d like to see these instruments rippred

[@anthonymalone2085]

Very good review. Thank you. 5/5

[@VostoxVI]

What an awesome video here! Thank you for explaining and showcasing this tool. If I may, do you know if this work only with the DAW'S mentioned on their website? I want to buy it but, I am using the Reaper DAW and it's not in the suggested DAW's they mention. Thanks again for this video! I enjoy watching your videos! Extremely helpful across the board. Nod in your direction...

[@PaulThomas2]

Excellent explanation once again. Many thanks.

[@BN-xo3hp]

Yes.. I am *_intrigued_* 👀

[@MusicRepo]

😂

[@jbbeaudry]

Great review! I am looking for a tool to practice guitar and play along to, record myself and make usable backing tracks. You can find many guitar backing tracks on the internet but most are of poor quality. I really like the idea of being able to separate bass, drums, vocals and guitars. It makes it easier to share with other musicians in a (cover) band setting: every player can get their backing track for their instrument to practice at home, so we can make better use of our time at the rehearsal. I hate it when guys show up under prepared: rehearsal is for fine tuning, getting things together and fun, not for practice. I don't need all the fancy options, pitch, tempo, edits etc. I just want isolated tracks that one can use to study and practice (and send easily to Audacity). In this case, is DeepRemix the right solution for me or is there any other solution that would better fit my needs?

[@robbiedaug]

Most of these separation software seem to not separate the guitar if there is a keyboard and/or string part in the mix - they all end up on the "other" track. If i wanted to separate tracks from Floyd's Shine On You Crazy Diamond, all the keyboards will be on the same track as the guitar. That sucks. I would like to busk using that song but in order to use the keyboards in the mix, the guitar in the song will be also heard when i am playing my guitar. So, that's not very useful for what i want to do.

[@michaelparker3709]

Exactly where my head went. I'm seriously considering buying the full program for that very reason. Also thinking I could maybe use it, as a non musician, to create musical structure for my own song ideas? 🤔

[@romanyel]

Is it possible to turn tracks into midi so I can create scores?

[@hurdygurdyguy1]

Impressive! I'd been considering the Moises app for separating tracks for learning tunes and being able to play over the drum track or guitar track (and a great feature is the chords scroll as the tune plays making it much easier to learn the tune), but the interface is somewhat confusing (i.e. where do the exported tracks export to? The "settings" are very simplistic and don't offer much choice), plus it's mainly cloud based, you upload a song to their server, it does the extraction, displays it on the app and then you get to figure out where the tracks export to to enable you to drop them into an audio editor of your choice. Another downside is it is subscription based, so you're not "buying" the software.... This software sure has a lot more bells and whistles and seems geared toward DJ use and other song creation (copyright issues raise their heads!) but I like the idea of paying for it upfront with none the subscription crap, but $100 for DeepRemix is pretty pricey... what Hit'n'mix needs to do is offer a scaled down version without most of the editing features (I don't need a piano roll editing UI) to the size of, say, Moises and make it around $40 or $50 or less...

[@chucollin]

can you extract individual part into MIDI data?

[@pavlosmacdonald-kosmidis7302]

What about tracks that have multiple pad and synth instruments, that are composed of many layers?

[@kevspencermusic]

As always, really interesting video. Thank you :-)

[@creatingmusicwithpassion4932]

Great video, thanks! I plan on purchasing it but not sure if I can change pitch and or tempo of the entire song? Robert Paul

[@hurdygurdyguy1]

Of course it can... my guess is you watched the rest of the video and already know this 😉

[@CRQF]

Can the ripped files be imported into Garageband DAW? I have some tracks from my band from the seventies but the band has been recorded on an old tape machine and one track. I need to bring the vocals more out front now its lost in the mix. I use Garageband. Is this possible I dont want tp buy this program and find it wont do the job. This is by far the best site on KZbin for musicians doing their own recording on a small home studio

[@irobeen]

Hi! Really well presented video.Thanks! I am mainly looking for a way to separate vocal, drums, guitar, Keys & bass from old recordings of my songs. In some of the recordings, my vocal is soft [because it is in a lower pitch] ... and the bass also needs to be normalized. If I can get the bass and the vocals separated onto different tracks in Logic Pro X ... I can have the songs re-mixed. I don't think I'm interested in doing anything more fancy than that. Is this the right software for what I'd like to do? Thanks!

[@videoaudiomaster]

I have a bunch of local band 2-track soundboards where; for example the drums, vocals, and guitar are in one channel (hard Left), and bass, second guitar in the other (hard Right). I’m guessing it would be better to demix each channel separately so the program won’t combine both guitars into a mono track?

[@spriggan3935]

I've downloaded the demo version. Unfortunately, I do NOT see the interface shown in the video, and I can't import my own music files I need to clean: nor mp3 nor audio files. Not at all... where am I wrong? Thanks.

[@helisoma]

ok that's enough...first you help me get my Juno-6 to be recorded in Reaper and now you go through this amazing software in such thoughtful detail...plus you remind me of Enya 😄....subbbbbbbbbeddddddd!...edit: got the RipX and for the first time in 23 years i'm able to convert my poorly recorded noise-ridden classical guitar pieces to MIDI 🤗...bless you 🙏🏻

[@audiostu01]

Just wondering, if I have a cassette with a live rehearsal recorded and I put the file into this program, would it be able to successfully isolate I.e vocals & percussion? 🤔

[@stuartstevens5724]

Very informative, easy to understand, Thanks

[@MusicRepo]

Glad it was helpful!

[@thekeysman1]

do you have to get the full version to take out vocals or any instrument??? i want to test the free version, i see it works somewhat, don't think this is as good as most people think, they are lots of slowing down programs out there, plus changing the mix somewhat(which may not quite do as much as this) but if its for people to figure out solos? etc, the slow down method is all you need!!!

[@laurentlequien_LT]

Wow… amazing 😃

[@MusicRepo]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@hamiri9159]

If it works with Indian instruments, it will work with any other songs I used a lot of other stems software none of them been able to remove accurately or separate any of these instrument for example like Tabla Harmonium and other ethnic instruments

[@ryanmcdonald2027]

Can you please tell me, can this software actually split up the song into seperate lead guitar and rhythm guitar stems and can you mute the lead guitar only or mute rhythm guitar only ? i want to make lead guitar backing tracks with no lead guitar and it want to make rhythm guitar backing tracks with no rhythm guitar ? cause i want to play my own lead guitar solos to my own backing track and i want to play my own rhythm guitar chords to my own backing track ?

[@Roger8176]

Hello, no I don't believe you can separate groups of guitars. They've recently added a feature where you can separate keys/piano/synth and guitar from eachother, but it takes a bit longer. Before you had keys & guitar combined into one stem called other.

[@BN-xo3hp]

Thank you so much for this review, I'm trying to get back into Music & Sound Production and this seems very useful. Just need to save up to eventually get it. ❤ If I may ask, do you know any alternatives that may be similar to this one on the lower price range or free?

[@MusicRepo]

I haven't tried it yet, but look at the app Transcribe+

[@HitnMixVideo]

@@MusicRepo If you need affordable industry-leading source separation, sampling and song creation, the DeepRemix module can be purchased individually for just $99/£79/€85: hitnmix.com/experience-deep-audio-editing/

[@gaurav-agrawal]

search for Splitter Ai which is a free online tool.

[@metal_helm]

I"m working with the tiral version right now which I love. But I am wondering if there is a way to change the machine learning for ripping the individual instruments. I did a song where it was about 80 percent there, but if I had some "fine detail" controls I could make the "bleeding" less/greater depending on taste. Do they not have any kind of "fine detail" controls?

[@HitnMixVideo]

v5.2 doesn't now contain a quality slider as most users requested all ripping to be high-quality. However, we will consider adding a quality slider back in at some stage. Any wrongly assigned notes can be re-assigned to the correct layers by selecting the notes and then clicking the Arrow next to the correct layer on the layers panel. Harmonic Editor in DeepAudio can also be used to clean up some parts/notes/harmonics more surgically/precisely as well.

[@rozzeykeys7191]

please how can i split the other layers to mute maybe the keyboards or the horns

[@Tonymaable]

What is the name of the app and can I download it, please let me know? Thanks

[@DavidMalone74]

Wonder how well it extracks a keyboard part / piano or otherwise in multi track songs.

[@thewalrus6833]

I notice one of the other comments ( Toortog ) said it doesn't seem to be able to isolate the piano.

[@pattskatoey3139]

Your voice is lovely.

[@renatorodriguez5086]

Is this software able to separate lead guitar from rhythm guitar?

[@MarkGardnerRuneImp]

I could be wrong, but a day later the company seems to have pulled a bait and switch. I don't know how long the sale was supposed to last but the sale is already over and the base prices have changed for both products. DeepRemix is now roughly £69 base instead of £79 ( base is cheaper than before but still higher than the sale) and DeepAudio is roughly £249 base instead of £209 (a 23% increase). Note when I say "roughly" regarding prices it is because of the site displays the prices in US Dollars to me and I had to use a converter to get the pounds sterling prices to compare with the prices in the video.

[@MusicRepo]

Hi, there was a time limited launch offer, prices in UK are currently £79 and £299, they are presumably shown here including VAT, hence why there is a difference to US price that you will see 🤔

[@alvinedwards434]

Does this work on older analog music? seems like most of the examples were taken from more modern songs that may have been tracked on digital platforms.

[@daltonjack3918]

will this work on live concerts that you attended and recorded the whole concert on your iphone/android phone to upgrade the sound

[@katerankin7134]

Thank you for this. I can’t believe this exists, technology is incredible. I’m from the darker ages so wondering if there are any rights issues associated with chopping up and using other people’s work?!

[@MusicRepo]

If you produce anything commercially or for public consumption then you will need to consider the copyright issues

[@ironhouse9311]

Before I buy , how good is this software at splitting the stems ?

[@ishantakki]

Thanks A lot. Love From India

[@jcv1962]

Other question? This program works in Windows 7 ? Thank you

[@fen3184]

That's pretty impressive...

[@KaraokeDuov2]

They built there software around the hard work of friends of mine. Granted they are mentioned in the credits I think they should of been recognized in the award as well. Not everything is honest but I will be honest. It's still not as good as what my friends currently have. The only difference is this is an all in one installer but still doesn't have the clarity of the models we use.

[@gustavodgfg1975]

Wav format is acceptable?

[@ghendric]

Can this software extract vocal harmonies from the vocal track?

[@TheMovieUniverse]

what if there is multiple vocals? can it separate them?

[@dpratte]

Excellent review! Thank you.

[@ShellacScrubber]

Although this technology is in one sense impressive and is continually being refined and improved, ultimately, the results fall way short in terms of the sonic fidelity of the separated stems. This of course tends to limit the usage to the production of "Creative" compositions rather than the creation of natural sounding high fidelity recordings.

[@isolatedguitars9215]

this has to be a joke right? The quality is unusable.... the sound quality is garbage....however I appreciate the honest review and exposure of these charletans. We need more of these honest accurate reviews to keep these developers in line and unable to release crap software onto an unsuspecting public.

[@HowlingUlf]

haha just about simultaneously this AI thing takes the world by storm in at least 3 different tastes. DeepRemix, iZotope RX and Steinberg SpectralLayers which is the one I know. The funny thing is that ALL of them can separate Piano, Other, Base and ... you've guessed it ... Drums! Me guess somebody has sold licenses for an algorithm a few times lately, right? :D SpectralLayers also is ARA2 compatible meaning it can be used like sort of a plugin in a host. I dunno about the other two, they might have ARA2 compatibility either as a host or plugin? What's great for me is I can use Steinberg SpectralLayers in Steinberg Cubase and ... it should be called SpectracularLayers! But the two others are most likely very good too?

[@EvandroPastor]

WooooooW... Excelent app!

[@Raymond-rr5iv]

With this program be good one for beginners ??

[@MusicRepo]

Definitely

[@HitnMixVideo]

@@MusicRepo No previous music production knowledge is required to use DeepRemix and we would recommend downloading a free trial and trying it for yourself: hitnmix.com/download_deepremix/

[@w1zard0f0h]

I'd like to see how this exports to midi

[@aspirevoxonline3635]

Are you able to separate vocals eg. harmonies?

[@repeekyraidcero]

Let's see how this compares to SpectralLayers, RX and Spleeter

[@sungyangwu]

Hi, I downloaded the trial version, RipX, and tried several mp3 I have. None of them got finished the ripping. Some stopped at the beginning and some on the half way. I went to their website but see no answer on their FAQ. I am using a quite new gaming notebook running at core i7 10th generation and nVidia Geforce GPU. So I don't think it is hardware problem. I tried ripping on single channel but also didn't work. Do you have a clue what the reason could be? By the way, the mp3 are exported from downloaded KZbin video which I used "Transcribed" to extract the sound. Would that be a problem?

[@steveshadforth]

It sucks

[@jcv1962]

Great Video! This program separate and extracts BACKING VOCALS too ? And Piano ? thank you.

[@steveshadforth]

Not very well

[@justinmarcus1049]

FYI It would have been much better and more honest/balanced video if you had included some clips of things that didn't work so well, such as the Irish fiddle you mentioned. It would be really helpful to see what the worse case scenario was. Otherwise, great video, thanks :)

[@christopherbrady654]

doesn't work well when trying to get only the drum tracks...very muddy and not sharp at all...hard to find a program to get the drums sounds close

[@carlosseguramorer7200]

Podrían hacer éste vídeo en Español Gracias

[@emmyfill5940]

How can we get the free version of it

[@sinhalakaroketrakcs2289]

How purchase this software and it work windows 10

[@MusicRepo]

You can download a trial and buy from here. Yes works on Windows 10 too hitnmix.com/remix-software/

[@alexander_winston]

REALLY wanted to like this software. After first install on my Mac I gave it a try and it poisoned the OS to the point that I had to erase hard disk and rebuild the computer from scratch. Coincidence? Maybe. After I got the Mac back up and running, tried to install again. Crashed in the middle of installation. And again so badly corrupted the OS (Monterey if anyone cares) I am having to reinstall the operating system. Trash. Run.

[@rarewavemusic]

Excellent review and great video as always. How does it compare to Audionamix software? I bought the original Audionamix XTRAX Stems back in 2017 (I’m now on 2.1) and while it works for some tracks, it’s not that great on others. I haven’t tried their new subscription-only versions as I am a hobbyist and don’t use the software enough to justify a subscription. I enjoy experimenting with mashups and converting mono tracks to stereo. DeepRemix sounds like cool software and seems reasonably priced at US$99 but I may wait to see if they have another sale later this year.

[@amedeo1993]

you did Not show how you got File in RipX to begin with!!??

[@grooooved]

Look again.

[@MeanMaoriMean555]

OMG! 😆👍

[@Sk4riot]

❤️

[@fabiogutierrez2823]

🤗

[@danieleliud2433]

Oh please please please do one where you isolate a saxophone or trumpet in a song please. Ive never seen a video for that. When you try to do that youll find its a bit hard. Thanks!!!

[@carlosseguramorer7200]

Hola podría poner subtítulos en español

[@catchison8671]

🥰👏🏻👏🏻

[@fesmithy]

Wow, the $69 special offer disappeared before I could get it.

[@MusicRepo]

Ah, shame, it was an intro offer, but still good value at the main price ...

[@ehi3398]

I haven't used this product yet, but from my experience with other similar products, the quality of the stems are poor at best, especially when you use a more complex piece of music. It's funny how all the reviews to these products use very simple examples for the AI to extract. It doesn't mean these apps don't have a usefulness, but that usefulness is only good for individual musicians to practice and learn their part until they get together with their bandmates or are able to make their own backing tracks that don't sound like you keep going through tunnels, or in some cases like you've just went under water. I would NEVER use these stems as backing tracks, unless of course, you don't want to sound professional. But as I said, I haven't tried this product yet, so maybe their is still hope.

[@MrSoothingjazz]

my song book just got bigger