Extract just the Accordion out of a song / mix

Extract just the Accordion out of a song / mix

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So much of learning the cajun accordion is by ear, so I wondered if there was a good way to just extract that sweet Zydeco accordion sound from a mix or song? Turns out there is. There are a decent number of tools, including Spleeter, Splitter.ai, PhonicMind, Samplab and others that I tried to pull this single voice (or “stem”) out… but I had the most luck with Moises and LaLa.ai.

For Moises, I use the $5.99/mo pro plan and select the “Wind, vocals, drums, bass, other” extraction. Then, I just use Wind.

For LaLa - i do wind extraction.

This happens to work on the quality of file I get when I extract from Youtube videos using ezmp3.cc. Let’s see an example here where we take from the original song - “Beau Jocque Boogie” :

https://youtube.com/shorts/hPNtwx_v8Ys?feature=share

Though the usual trick i use to screen record using quicktime and pull the UI sounds (which is brew install --cask background-music) doesn’t work with Moises which is actually the best one!

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