r/makinghiphop • u/Gullible-Bake7944 • 3d ago
Question Stem splitting
Guys I've tried alot of stem splitting ai but they all trash even fadr is a hit or miss somebody told me restem or logic but restem require good pc which I don't have and I don't use logic so how yall producers do it or if you use logic tell me
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u/MasterHeartless beats808.com 3d ago
FL Studio is good for vocals and drum stems, doesn’t separate other instruments. The best I’ve tried so far for other instruments is RipX but it’s hit and miss.
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u/Temporary_Fig3628 3d ago
Yeah, most stem tools either need a strong PC (like Restem) or end up glitchy. I’ve been using a browser based stem splitter lately, it handles vocals/instrumentals well enough for demos without frying my laptop. Way easier than setting up Logic just for stems
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u/Accomplished-Tip7086 3d ago
what ram and processor u got
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u/Gullible-Bake7944 3d ago
I wanna split drums and everytime i do It there's kicks skipped or missed and some loud some quite
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u/Temporary_Fig3628 3d ago
Splitting drums cleanly is harder than vocals/instrumentals. You could try running it twice with different models and then blend surprisingly, sometimes the kicks that get “missed” in one version show up in the other.
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u/Temporary_Fig3628 3d ago
Splitting drums cleanly is harder than vocals/instrumentals. You could try running it twice with different models and then blend surprisingly, sometimes the kicks that get “missed” in one version show up in the other.
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u/rumog 3d ago
Idk if youre trying to get all instruments separated, I haven't used anything for that. But for drums/bass/vocals/other, I used to use RX7, and after Serato Sample added that functionality I started using that. Both were fine for what I needed. Haven't tried the built in FL one yet.
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u/PimeydenHenki 3d ago
i use a subscription based one and i like the imperfectness of it (most of the time) because sometimes frequencies get left in, like if im trying to sample a gang starr break and premiere is scratching over it, some of that scratching will get left in the break, adding more uniqueness and texture into what im trying to isolate
i've noticed the outcomes dependly greatly on how the song was mixed and made. so many innovations in music are made due to new technonolgy, so im trying to take advantage of it while it's still newish before it becomes "too clean". like how people today are trying to create the sound of early sampling equipment or synths, maybe in a few years they will be like "how do i create that early stem separation sound?" lmao
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u/IcyGarbage538 2d ago
I have MPC stems but that’s a hit or miss in terms of quality and working around it. Serato Sample seems to be the best for this.
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u/CreativeQuests 2d ago
Besides Logic, the Demucs algorithm works best. You can get in a free tool, Ultimate Vocal Remover 5 (UVR 5). It's cross platform and if you have an Apple or Nvidia GPU it can use that instead of the CPU which is much faster.
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u/NoNeckBeats 3d ago
Serato sample is good. Maybe wait until Black Friday for sale. Try to be more creative when sampling. Deep digging is the key.