MSST Bible

- RX11's dialogue isolate - probably the best for de-echo for now

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“anvuew's models can remove reverb effect only from vocals, “captures early reflections a little”. Old FoxyJoy's model works with a full track [regular songs].”

“sort of reminds of RX11 dialogue dereverb results but doesn't destroy singing voices”
“perfect for rvc”
Both BS and Mel variant “will also remove harmonies or vocal effects that are not in the center channel.”
“it works sort of like that phantom center model, removing sides basically”
Sometimes "noreverb" stem might get empty (e.g. on MVSEP, but similar issues was fixed already once there).

“reminds me of the equivalent de-reverb MDX model (...) cleaner in some ways, though slightly more filtered and aggressive.”

“it's EXTREMELY aggressive, like very aggressive, it seems kinda muddy at a lot of parts, almost NO reverb bleed, it also caught so many effects and removed them (good thing) which is actually insane! I also noticed that when it gets breathy or like it has falsetto, it seems to remove a lot of it, it's very weird at the breathy-ish parts of it lol, will be using this mainly if there are heavy vocal effects I want removing” - isling
In fact, it was “fine-tuned from Kim's Mel” - anvuew.

 

To make it work with UVR, delete “linear_transformer_depth: 0” from the YAML file, copy the model to MDX_Net_Models and config to model_data\mdx_c_configs.

 

- Dango Reverb Remover - click (“it's very similar to [RX11] dialogue isolate good/real-time set to 5. Yeah, it's like listening to the same inference files” John; probably also works in mono, you can get 30 seconds for free) but for other purposes, even older FoxyJoy’s models can give better results

 

Other models than the Dereverb Room below “tend to be more aggressive. But if they aren't working, add some reverb to your input file (make sure the reverb you add is stereo and at least roughly matches the character of the original reverb). That should trick the model into giving you a drier signal. The louder your added reverb is, the more aggressive the separation will be, so it's kind of a trade-off and takes some trial and error” - Musicalman

 

- anvuew BS-Roformer Dereverb Room model | Colab | MVSEP

(doesn’t work in UVR - it's a mono model, use MSST, if you have stereo errors using MSST on stereo files, update MSST [git clone and git pull commands] or see instructions later below.