Oh. So there's no way to isolate a bass track from a mastered stereo track?
Nope
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Oh. So there's no way to isolate a bass track from a mastered stereo track?
AI can do this now. Check out Moises.ai. Not affiliated just impressed with how well it worked for isolating bass for songs I'm learning.I'm not arguing.
I'm stating an indisputable fact.
If You can take a finished stereo track and pull out an isolated bass track, you'll never have to work another day in your life.
When I mentioned Isolated, I was referring to a Clean track (as if you had access to the multitracks) rather than a track that is loaded with artifacts after the isolation process.AI can do this now. Check out Moises.ai. Not affiliated just impressed with how well it worked for isolating bass for songs I'm learning.
Try it out, you might be surprised at the quality.When I mentioned Isolated, I was referring to a Clean track (as if you had access to the multitracks) rather than a track that is loaded with artifacts after the isolation process.
Same for sora.chatgpt.comAI can do this now. Check out Moises.ai. Not affiliated just impressed with how well it worked for isolating bass for songs I'm learning.