UVR (Ultimate Vocal Remover): The Question. The Journey!

Discussion in 'Working with Sound' started by tommyzai, Aug 1, 2025.

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  1. Soundjam

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    I like UVR, but I find that MVSEP is easier to use (online tool), it is also free (if you don't mind waiting in cue for a few secods/minutes, it's still faster than running UVR on your computer locally), and they keep adding the latest state-of-the-art separation models. Can't go wrong with that!!

     
    Soundjam, Aug 18, 2025
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  2. tommyzai

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    I also like mvsep, but I need higher quality files. If it were only for practice and educational purposes, it would be enough, but my whole set up is at 24/48, and I would like to keep things that way.
     
    tommyzai, Aug 18, 2025
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