Stumbled across this youtube channel with drums and bass separated.
https://www.youtube.com/@GrooveExtractorLab/videos
Does anybody know what software he might be using? No, these are not from video games and all the stem software I have tried doesn't come close to this.
Rainbow - Kill The King

Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer

 

SpectraLayers included ?

 

Yeah, that's what I was think Stevie. Had to be SpectraLayers or RX10. Didn't know if some new algo had come out for MVSEP that could do it as well as this.

 

I noticed that there are pretty much all rudimentary rhythm tracks there. Nothing of any real complexity which are fairly easy dispatched to separate tracks. For example, do a search for "Rosanna" by TOTO which had JeffP doing a complex drum part all the way thru that entire track. It's nowhere to be found on that site. Same goes for the rest of the stuff there.

 

ive had as good as results with fadr , almost even lalala.ai

 

Spectralayers and RX10 and even RipX Deep Audio is crap compared to UVR and MDX and Demucs
Check this site out and sign up. Been using it for a while now. Brilliant. https://x-minus.pro/ai?hp
This site utilize all three those AI models to remove vocals, extract backing vocals and even crowd removal and noise removal. Haven't found anything better.

 

Hmmm.....I've listened to those "extracted" tracks and I"ve been using stem extraction software for a while now and I'm sorry, but afaik there is no AI software that can do it that clean. I think he got hold of studio stems. I did a search and you can get the studio stems for sledgehammer and Kill the king online.

 

Zadiac, that's what I thought but I can hear smearing across the sound field so he is using some software.
Here is Toto - Stop Loving You

 

Personally had no good results with stem seperation trying to rip a speech sample, but I haven't tried everything. Maybe OP's guy uses a newer software. Just saw this "Stemswap" clip: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Y96Rhuh1O4Y

 

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