| MISST on Windows 11 with Dark mode and 'Blue' theme with 'Steve Lacy's Infrunami' playing
| MISST on Windows 11 with Light mode and 'Blue' theme with 'Frank Ocean's Ivy' playing
| MISST on Windows 11 Showcasing how versatile and personal you can be with MISST!
| MISST on Windows 11 Showcasing how importing audios is as easy as two clicks!
Original Repository of MISST : Music/Instrumental Stem Separation Tool.
This application uses state-of-the-art demucs source separation models to extract the 4 core stems from audio files (Bass, Drums, Other Instrumentals and Vocals). But it is not limited to this. MISST acts as a developped music player aswell, fit to enjoy and medal with your audio files as you see fit. MISST even comes prepared to import songs and playlists directly from your music library.
This project is OpenSource, feel free to use, study and/or send pull request.
As of version 3.1.0, MISST is only available on windows with guaranteed compatibility. Until a later release, if you are not on a windows device please refer to Manual Installation. Otherwise, refer to the latest Release
These instructions are for those installing MISST v3.1.0 manually only.
$ python3 -m venv ./venv
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ python3 MISSTapp.py
requirements-minimal.txt if you don't intend to accelerate preprocessing with your GPU.From here you should be able to open and run the MISSTapp.py file
CUDA
The audio processing performance was evaluated using an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER with 8GB VRAM and an AMD Ryzen 3700X 8-Core Processor on the htdemucs pretrained model. This test aimed to compare the processing time of audio on a CPU versus a GPU.
Here are the results of the test:
| Source | Source Length | CPU | GPU | Model |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frank Ocean - Ivy | 4m 09.00s | 2m 22.16s | 0m 28.04s | htdemucs |
The MISST code is GPL-licensed.
Please be as detailed as possible when posting a new issue.
If possible, check the "MISST.log" file in your install directory for detailed error information that can be provided to me.
$ claude mcp add MISST \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>