thclpr

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by thclpr 17d ago
You cant run from the mobile but you can access from it, the mobile interface is available through QR scan on the app :)
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by thclpr 18d ago
thanks! hope that you are enjoying it :)
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by thclpr 18d ago
not noob at all, but im afraid that's outside of the purpose of the app, right now you can split lead and backing vocals though.
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by thclpr 18d ago
cool questions right there : For packaging, StemDeck uses a private portable Python runtime rather than depending on the user’s system Python. The CPU builds include the CPU version of PyTorch. The NVIDIA builds intentionally do not bundle
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by thclpr 18d ago
concern from my side as well at some point, But The name comes from audio “stems” and the multitrack “deck” interface, but I understand that it can be confused with Steam Deck or Stream Deck. There is no affiliation with Valve or Elgato, a
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by thclpr 18d ago
Not yet. StemDeck currently ships with htdemucs_6s, and there is no general model-loading interface today. This is something I’m actively exploring. MDX-Net and RoFormer are especially interesting because different models can perform better
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by thclpr 18d ago
Rust could certainly handle much of the audio pipeline, but using Rust everywhere would not automatically make the application simpler or more reliable. Other options may be available but for me FFmpeg provides mature, well-tested support f
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by thclpr 18d ago
That's actually the whole point for me. As i have no itention to monetize anything. Most people that are there are people that i Personaly know and that have a positive impact on my life or companies like empress/ Thoman that im a
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by thclpr 18d ago
Hello there, It depends actually, for what I hear from time to time when he is practicing, he sometimes plays with the original drums on default value or he loops into a section at lower speed and volume a bit down when he wants to learn an
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StemDeck, a free, open-source and local AI stem separator(github.com)
247 points by thclpr 19d ago|65 comments
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by thclpr 19d ago
I built StemDeck, a free and open source desktop application that separates songs into vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other stems. It started as a small project for my kid, who was learning bass and drums. Finding suitable backing
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StemDeck: Free local stem separation, DAW mixer, mobile UI, Docker support(github.com)
8 points by thclpr 2mo ago|0 comments
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StemDeck: Open-Source(github.com)
6 points by thclpr 4mo ago|0 comments
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I built a free Open Sourced, local audio stem separation(github.com)
4 points by thclpr 4mo ago|0 comments