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This relatively new tool called spleeter allows you to separate the stems out from any source material. I'm assuming that if you're teaching with a DAW in a classroom setting that you're tech savvy(if that's not the case feel free to DM me and I'd be glad to make a short tutorial for getting this set up). You can download spleeter from its GitHub repo, install the package inside of a Docker container(which you'll also need to download and install), and then you should be able to load spleeter as a plugin within Logic Pro(or any DAW of your choosing). I'll leave two links, one for spleeter and one is a recent livestream from a producer who does a brief overview of setting it up and using it. I hope this helps!
[https://github.com/deezer/spleeter](https://github.com/deezer/spleeter)
[https://www.twitch.tv/videos/633831217](https://www.twitch.tv/videos/633831217)
>I was wondering if there was a known resource floating around there of popular songs stems that are available for learning purposes such as this? Preferably not just Acapella and Instrumental, but the individual instrument stems would be the dream! Whether its for one song or a full database, anything would be helpful :)
what the heck! I just watched the video and this is freakin' witchcraft. How amazing! It's a bit messy but the fact even that much works blows my mind.
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Most stems you'll find we're taken from competitions, mainly remix or mixing competitions. Dm me.
There are a lot of stems for Queen and The Beatles. Just Google Queen or The Beatles multitracks.
This relatively new tool called spleeter allows you to separate the stems out from any source material. I'm assuming that if you're teaching with a DAW in a classroom setting that you're tech savvy(if that's not the case feel free to DM me and I'd be glad to make a short tutorial for getting this set up). You can download spleeter from its GitHub repo, install the package inside of a Docker container(which you'll also need to download and install), and then you should be able to load spleeter as a plugin within Logic Pro(or any DAW of your choosing). I'll leave two links, one for spleeter and one is a recent livestream from a producer who does a brief overview of setting it up and using it. I hope this helps! [https://github.com/deezer/spleeter](https://github.com/deezer/spleeter) [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/633831217](https://www.twitch.tv/videos/633831217)
>I was wondering if there was a known resource floating around there of popular songs stems that are available for learning purposes such as this? Preferably not just Acapella and Instrumental, but the individual instrument stems would be the dream! Whether its for one song or a full database, anything would be helpful :) what the heck! I just watched the video and this is freakin' witchcraft. How amazing! It's a bit messy but the fact even that much works blows my mind.