Re:Open Source Tools and Data for Music Source Separation
by TedDoesntTalk on Sunday October 11, 2020 @08:56PM
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Most people this thread talk about effects. That’s just part of the story.
Another part is the level/gain of each instrument during each part of the piece. Remixing the levels can completely change a song. You can get a small taste of this by experimenting with extreme EQ levels on a parametric EQ.
Take one of your favorite song and change the EQ levels to emphasize different sections.
Sometimes an original release vs a “2019 remaster” (or similar year)has such differences and you can hear parts of a piece differently than before, almost like hearing new layers that were always there but not emphasized.
Another part is the level/gain of each instrument during each part of the piece. Remixing the levels can completely change a song. You can get a small taste of this by experimenting with extreme EQ levels on a parametric EQ.
Take one of your favorite song and change the EQ levels to emphasize different sections.
Sometimes an original release vs a “2019 remaster” (or similar year)has such differences and you can hear parts of a piece differently than before, almost like hearing new layers that were always there but not emphasized.