u/bwooceli

It's free, completely local, no account, no data sharing, my joke is that the app and I don't know you exist which is nice for both of us.

I got annoyed that Moises wanted money to split out the song Dear Mr. Fantasy because it was more than 5 minutes long. So I clauded a stem separator of "my own" together. Yes, there are others, but I didn't like how click tracks worked, so this is my take on it.

Works great for me and my band, hope you have fun with it too

macOS only for a hot minute. I run a couple other Mac and iOS apps so I've already spent the $100 on the developer account so it doesn't give you scary "THIS IS AN UNTRUSTED APP" warnings. Microsoft wants another $120/year for the same courtesy on Windows, if there's enough interest then fine I'll do it, but for now, Mac only sorry. The only thing it needs the internet for is to check if I've updated it and to download the initial audio engine assets it needs to run on your machine.

tracks-steminator.aawsolutions.com , if it saves you some time and money, mission accomplished...

Anyone have a line on Ableton templates for the Impulse 61 (or similar) that represents a good live performance workflow for a bunch of common instruments/sounds? Just got a "new-to-me" Impulse 61 and it has way more features than the ancient 49 key controller from 1999 I was using.

I've found a handful of tutorials that show ways to setup a session with control mappings that make some sense to quickly switch sounds, but it's hard to tell which ones are worth spending the time building out since I'm a bit of a newb and would like to see a few examples that I can play with that have made sense to people.

My typical "gig" is a basement covers band, we get together and jam out, and up to this point I've just been using garage band, finding an organ/piano/clav/whatever. Would like use the bells and whistles in Ableton to easily switch presets etc.

Thanks in advance!

Anyone have a line on Ableton templates for the Impulse 61 (or similar) that represents a good live performance workflow for a bunch of common instruments/sounds? Just got a "new-to-me" Impulse 61 and it has way more features than the ancient 49 key controller from 1999 I was using.

I've found a handful of tutorials that show ways to setup a session with control mappings that make some sense to quickly switch sounds, but it's hard to tell which ones are worth spending the time building out since I'm a bit of a newb and would like to see a few examples that I can play with that have made sense to people.

My typical "gig" is a basement covers band, we get together and jam out, and up to this point I've just been using garage band, finding an organ/piano/clav/whatever. Would like use the bells and whistles in Ableton to easily switch presets etc.

Thanks in advance!