Separación de stems en Ableton

Good news, because Ableton Life has finally integrated artificial intelligence and it will be used to separate song tracks within the DA itself. And I have it here already. So in this video, I will show you directly how it works and how it works. But first, if you like music production, don't forget to follow me and give this video a like, because that's all we're going to talk about here. Let's get started. Okay, the first thing we're going to do is clean up the screen, which is embarrassing. Now, the first thing we're going to do is drag a song here into the audio track. And now we're going to right click and come down here, separate parts to new audio tracks. It will tell you what type of instrumentation you want it to output. I'm going to select all of them and we're going to separate while we wait. I'll tell you that this artificial intelligence is the same one that Moises uses, who is one of the best at this type of work these days. And here's what we have. On the one hand, we have the voice. Not bad. Some sampleable percussion over here. It's also exported the base. And then we would have a fourth track that would be the rest of the instruments. This new version also includes this, and that is that you will be able to render groups directly within Avalton. That is, you come here to this group, for example, right click bounce group in place, and it will put everything back together in a single track without having to export outside the project. These functions will come with the new version, 12.33, which we still don't have a release date for, but it will probably come out at the end of this year. By the way, these updates also include an update to Auto Pan and an integration with Splic, which is great. Okay, and that would be it. Give the video a like if you liked it and see you in the next one.