Hi, where could I find or buy the drum track of Led zeppelin - when the levee breaks in HQ format (wav, flac) multitrack/stems separated kick, snare drum, hi hats... ?
Thanks in advance

 

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Not bad. Kind of Vintage Samples at this point but at least they are legal.

What you are talking about doesn't exist. There are some isolated drum tracks from the 'In Through The Out Door' sessions floating around the internet.

 

Surely you could buy the full song with very nice quality and then do stem separation with RipX, RX, Demucs, etc. No? When you have stems, you could unmix the drums with https://www.zynaptiq.com/unmixdrums/ or something like Fuse Audio DrumsSSX


https://mega.nz/file/kDcwTTCZ#w_KMIRk6wWxi9ii62WcX3sPV7HYefrp0rB0Y7b2nkBE this is the break sample.

it is track 8 on this: https://www.amazon.com/Led-Zeppelin-IV-aka-ZOSO/dp/B000002J09

 

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sounds like a lot of work

 

Doubtful if the original isolated drum stems still exists.

Here's a version where the drums have been isolated with some kind of machine learning tool:

The problem is that you can clearly hear where lots of frequencies and low level sounds, that was masked by the other instruments and vocals, are missing

 

I have been collecting stems and multis since the 80s and I have never seen multis for that track (that is not to say they don't exist but I am pretty savvy on the multis scene and have been for a long time). To be honest, I have not seen many Led Zep multis at all. I have Whole Lotta Love and Kashmir and that is it. Your only choice would be to use a stemsep prog and do it yourself dude.

 

Not even close. If you used RipX, for example; It would take about 8 mouse clicks and about 30 minutes or less processing time. That depends on your machine. Some of these other solutions are web-based, or "ensemble", there is a long thread about it. I'm not sure how long the processing is for those, but it can't be that much different. https://audiosex.pro/threads/uvr5-the-best-ai-stem-separation-algo.69463/

 

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You call up Jimmy Page and license the tracks.

 

which one?

 

Thanks for the info, believe me I never heard about RipX, so I'm gonna try it... and my goal is at least remove those hi hats from the drumloop.

 

You get two bars, just like everyone else.

 

I do not have the Zynaptiq program/plugin Unmix Drums that I mentioned, but their high quality audio is very well known by users. Fusion Drums SSX does a separation, but I think it works more from frequency ranges. You could use a tool like BlueCats MB-7 and end up with around the same thing. RipX takes the thing apart into separate files for each part.

 

You can't even if the multi tracks were available. The drums were recorded with two mics in a stairwell: