Apple Logic Pro 2 for iPad - Tutorial 46: Stem Splitter vs n-Track AI MixSplit

Apple Logic Pro 2 for iPad - Tutorial 46: Stem Splitter vs n-Track AI MixSplit
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Stems are the individual tracks that combine to make up a multitrack mix. Using Stem Splitter, you can split an audio region such as a band recording into separate stems and use the individual stems in your projects. You can extract stems for vocals, bass, drums, and other instrumental parts.
Stem Splitter is available on iPads with Apple silicon.
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[@3rdPersonProductions]

Thanks so much for this coverage Leo. Insanely valuable stuff. Cheers

[@soundformore]

👍👍

[@kitespongan]

Nice one! Would love to see more tutorials on Logic Pro 2! ❤

[@soundformore]

Yes more tutorials are coming

[@crispandskimmerleotarddjteam]

Thanks for the tutorial!

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@Francesco-L]

Thank you very much for this tutorial, Leo. I have tested it in comparison to Akai MPC Stems, absolutely equivalent with minor compromises. Koala Stem separation cannot keep up here.

[@soundformore]

Always space for improvements…

[@ChrisFriesenMusic]

I'd love to see you process a more complex audio file. How does the AI handle an orchestra for example? Maybe try a film score piece. Let's see this AI pushed to its limits. There are many other programs that can do basic rhythm section stem separation, but can Logic beat them?

[@soundformore]

Yes good point, I see what I can do…

[@gm-kp8is]

Thanks Leo, very interesting look at the new functions of Logic Pro. It’s not something that I can afford but it’s nice to dream!

[@soundformore]

👍👍

[@totoroutes5389]

Does LogicPro have native support for 32bit float?

[@soundformore]

Logic Pro supports bit depths of 16, 24, and 32 bits and sample rates of 44.1, 48, 88.2, and 96 kHz.

[@unlinkaudio]

Thanks Leo! Do you know if stem splitter also works on older iPads without the M1 (or better) chips?

[@soundformore]

It needs M chips unfortunately, no options … and in my view it is wrong it should still work even if slow, otherwise it is just a push for selling more iPads instead of looking after the music community…

[@unlinkaudio]

@@soundformore absolutely agree.

[@wadecottingham]

how do you get that column of tools (on the right side of the screen) to show up? thx

[@soundformore]

Are you referring to n-track? If so the spanner icon…

[@wadecottingham]

@@soundformore I thought you were showing Logic Pro first, I guess not! No wonder it didn't match my Logic screen. I'd better watch your whole video! Thanks for replying!

[@soundformore]

Oh sorry if I misunderstood… let me know if you need anymore help… this is Logic Pro for iPad v2 just released…

[@wadecottingham]

@@soundformore I thought so. That's what I have. Logic Pro for iPad V2...But I don't know how to access that column of tools on the right side of the screen! They show up at 1:04 in your video.

[@soundformore]

@@wadecottingham that is n-track as I was using it as a comparison in the video