cmeninwa/music_source_separation

Music Source Separation

Music source separation is a task to separate audio recordings into individual sources. This repository is an PyTorch implmementation of music source separation. Users can separate their favorite songs into different sources by installing this repository. In addition, users can train their own music source separation systems using this repository. This repository also includes speech enhancement, instruments separation, etc.

Demos

Vocals and accompaniment separation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH4m5HYzHsg

Separation

Users can easily separate their favorite audio recordings into vocals and accompaniment using the pretrained checkpoints.

Method 1. Separate by installing the package

python3 setup.py install

python3 separate_scripts/separate.py 
    --audio_path="./resources/vocals_accompaniment_10s.mp3" 
    --source_type="accompaniment"

Method 2. Separate by using the source code

1. Install dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

2. Download checkpoints

./separate_scripts/download_checkpoints.sh

3. Separate vocals and accompaniment

./separate_scripts/separate_vocals.sh "resources/vocals_accompaniment_10s.mp3" "sep_vocals.mp3"
./separate_scripts/separate_accompaniment.sh "resources/vocals_accompaniment_10s.mp3" "sep_accompaniment.mp3"

Train a music source separation system from scratch

1. Download dataset

We use the MUSDB18 dataset to train music source separation systems. The trained system can be used to separate vocals, accompaniments, bass, and other sources. Execute the following script to download and decompress the MUSDB18 dataset:

./scripts/0_download_datasets/musdb18.sh

The dataset looks like:

./datasets/musdb18
├── train (100 files)
│   ├── 'A Classic Education - NightOwl.stem.mp4'
│   └── ...
├── test (50 files)
│   ├── 'Al James - Schoolboy Facination.stem.mp4'
│   └── ...
└── README.md

2. Pack audio files into hdf5 files

We pack audio waveforms into hdf5 files to speed up training.

."/scripts/1_pack_audios_to_hdf5s/musdb18/sr=44100,chn=2.sh"

3. Create indexes for training

./scripts/2_create_indexes/musdb18/create_indexes.sh

3. Create evaluation audios

./scripts/3_create_evaluation_audios/musdb18/create_evaluation_audios.sh

4. Train & evaluate & save checkpoints

./scripts/4_train/musdb18/train.sh

5. Inference

./scripts/5_inference/musdb18/inference.sh

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Results

Model	Size (MB)	SDR (dB)	process 1s time (GPU Tesla V100)	process 1s time (CPU Core i7)
ResUNet143 vocals	461	8.9	0.036	2.513
ResUNet143 acc.	461	16.8	0.036	2.513
ResUNet143 Subband vocals	414	8.8	0.012	0.614
ResUNet143 Subband acc.	414	16.4	0.012	0.614

Reference

[1] Qiuqiang Kong, Yin Cao, Haohe Liu, Keunwoo Choi, Yuxuan Wang, Decoupling Magnitude and Phase Estimation with Deep ResUNet for Music Source Separation, International Society for Music Information Retrieval (ISMIR), 2021.

@inproceedings{kong2021decoupling,
  title={Decoupling Magnitude and Phase Estimation with Deep ResUNet for Music Source Separation.},
  author={Kong, Qiuqiang and Cao, Yin and Liu, Haohe and Choi, Keunwoo and Wang, Yuxuan },
  booktitle={ISMIR},
  year={2021},
  organization={Citeseer}
}

FAQ

On Mac OSX, if users met "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ..." error, then execute the following commands:

PYTHONPATH="./"
export PYTHONPATH