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VirtualDJ first introduced real-time stems separation back in 2020, and started this revolution of DJing.Since then, the hardware market kept evolving, opening up new possibilities of what can be reasonably done with consumer laptops.Today, VirtualDJ 2023 uses our latest Stems 2.0 engine, that offers the best quality in the market for stem separation, with incredible clarity on acapellas!

Our Stems 2.0 engine gives you extraordinary clarity in acapellas. By isolating the vocals-only part of the song the DJ can be creative in whole new ways. All easily accessible using the stems performance pads for instant isolation, or gradually isolate the vocals using stems on EQ option.

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In addition to delivering the best sound quality in the market, our stems separation has been carefully optimized to also be the fastest.

Stem separation speed on a typical PC gamer laptop with Nvidia RTX is 30x (that means 2s to split 1mn of song), and 20x on a new M1 Mac.

But our stems separation can also be run in Fast mode, with a reduced (but still impressive) quality, to save even more on resources, or to run on older hardware.

With then just 0.08s to split 1mn of song on a PC gamer laptop, this is by far the fastest stem separation on the market.

VirtualDJ has had the stems feature long before Serato but, it used the Deezer Spleeter algorithm, the new Stems 2.0 in VirtualDJ is now using a way better algorithim than the 1.0 stems (Im not sure which algorithm this 2.0 stems is using). Serato also recently added in a Stems feature in September which I have tried and also sounds really good. Which one do you guys think is the better software at doing real time stem separation? Just another note is that VirtualDJ also allows you to manually add in stems for tracks as well as the Real Time stem separation.

A friend of me sells his Acer Aspire A315-56 for a low price. I want to have STEMS on virtual dj 8 so I need windows 10 at least. My old laptop can't update to windows 10 so I would need to buy a new one.

I am interested in the possibility of mixing in stems (isolating vocals especially) REAL-TIME. For the moment, Native Instruments decided to implement the stem approach on tracks pre-prepared for stems (and so bought with stems included).

Problem is, you do not find all tracks with stems when you want to buy them and....other djing softwares (virtual dj an djay) developed real-time stems mixing (after tracks without stems are analysed).

Maybe for real time. It might be more possible to apply stems/instrumental separators on certain playlists on Engine DJ desktop software to be pre-processed for utilization later. Different approach but still could be effective

100% incorrect i can run v2 virtual dj stems on an i5 plus there is the fact running windows os uses alot more system resources than the standalone dj console running just the dj software you would need way less than what you would need on a computer to run stems on a stand alone learn a bit before how any of this actually works before you try to tell people what would need to be done

Ok update to my other reply still you do not know what your talking about after testing out v2 stems on virtual dj on a second laptop of mine do you want to lnow what really determines wether it can handle doing it on the fly or having to prepare the stems prior in v2 or it will force it to v1 (which for remixes if your layering really isnt bad just you cant cut everything out and run a single stem and make it sound good but if you singled out a vocal stem from one song and removed the vocal stem of another and layered in v1 you really wouldnt hear a huge difference vs v2 as in v1 the main things is you still have some backround noise and what not) but anyways my computer running just an i5(7 or 8th gen)(gen of processor makes a huge difference a 10th gen i3 out proforms a 5th gen i7) and 8 gb of ram but has a gtx 1650 can run v2 without having to go thru the process of seperating the stems prior and can do it live but my laptop that has a 10th gen i7 and 16 gb of ram but only a mtx250 graphics cards cant do the love stmes proving its actually and i can not explain why as it almost makes no sense to me but the graphics card is more important in stem seperarion on the fly even vdj said when i tried on the second laptop that it was the graphics card that wasnt enough is it something similiar to how mining cryptocurrecy uses a part of the graphics card even though its not graphical idk but the capabilities of if the prime 4 could do stem seperation on the fly apparently comes dpwn to graphics card not ram or processor (now it can 100% without a doubt do v1 virtual dj stem seperation if they wanted to add that basic level of stem seperation but to do the level of v2 virtual dj one of the best on the fly stem seperations apparently come down to the graphics processor not the regular processor or ram)

A bit late to this forum but wondered if we are saying it is GPU intensive as opposed to CPU intensive wondering if there would be the opportunity to have an external GPU to process the stems would rather carry that than a separate laptop also the other idea of attaching the stems to a track and using that previously sound like an achievable option

I am a beginner DJ who did few weddings/summer house parties last year. I have alot of questions and I hope you guys can help me out and get a better perspective in terms of using which DJ software. I am using ddj 400 with rekordbox. The music I play is top 40, r&b, edm remixes of top 40 , you can consider as an open format dj. My controller has started to give me issues and I was thinking of replacing a new one. I was thinking of switching to Serato 3.0 because of stems but then I heard virtual dj Stems 2023 is better. What is your opinion based on trying both of them out? I do have a couple of years old Mac that performs well just need to update so I can get virtual dj 2023 to work on it. I have heard from serato users that serato has issues of crashing during gigs and my friend suggested me to stick to rekordbox/virtual dj for mixing. Is serato an overall better software for weddings and club gigs or virtual dj 2023 is right up there? Which software has better stems quality? What about the sound quality of serato vs virtual dj when playing for gigs? What about serato 3.0 vs rekordbox 6.0?

Using AI to separate the tracks audio into stems is okay but very hit and miss. I did an old Motown track and the results was an amazingly clean acapella. Perfect.I then tried a more modern track and it sounded like a dodgy YouTube rip.

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With these modes, knobs in the center position mean the stem is on; knobs all the way left mute the stem; knobs all the way right solo the stem (so that other stems not turned to the right are muted); and positions in between are blends. The ModernEQ mode works differently. With the Mel/Vox knob (middle knob) centered, it plays the melodic instruments and the vocals; when turned to the right, it mutes the instruments and isolates the vocal with an impressive degree of accuracy.

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