TresFastAudioMaster
400 tracks in. The weekend stays yours.
Separating one track is easy. Separating a library is a weekend you are not getting back. Point this at the folder and go to bed.
How it works
Folders, drives, network shares
Point it anywhere. It works through every track without you sitting there.
Tempo and key in the tags
Camelot too. Nothing to re-analyse after the fact — Rekordbox and Serato pick them up the moment you import.
Resumes where it stopped
An interrupted run picks up rather than starting over. Nothing is done twice.
Fails in four seconds, not four hours
Disk, models and drives are checked before a long job starts.
What you receive
Not a pile of files called output_1.wav. 320 kbps, named the way your collection is already named, with tempo and key written into the tags so Rekordbox and Serato pick them up the moment you import.
Artist - Title [vocals].mp3
Artist - Title [instrumental].mp3
Measured, not claimed
Almost every separator claims studio quality. Almost none says what it was measured against. Ours was tested on a dancehall riddim, where the official instrumental exists and can be used as the answer sheet.
5×
less of what should not be there than leaving the track alone
0.04
of the backing track left in the vocal, where 1.0 would be all of it
44
voiced tracks measured against one official instrumental
One riddim, one official instrumental, 44 tracks. That is the method and the baseline, and it does not prove anything about a genre it was not run on.