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Upload Song or Melody: Users can easily upload their songs or melodies in mp3 format Choose Instrument: After uploading, users can select which instrument they want the song to be converted into, like a flute, guitar, or piano. Download Instrumental Version: Once the song is converted, users can download the new instrumental version. Dashboard Access: Users will have a simple dashboard where they can see all their uploaded songs, track previous conversions, and re-download any files if needed
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Multi-Instrumental Handling: You can extend DDSP’s capabilities to handle multiple instruments by training models to recognize more complex polyphonic audio. Customizable Features: Allow users to tweak parameters like pitch, tone, or tempo before converting. More Instrument Options: As you expand your project, you can fine-tune more DDSP models for different instruments (e.g., Sitar, drums, etc.). Real-Time Progress Tracking: Users can monitor the status of their song conversion, with updates on when the file is being processed and ready for download.
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For Musicians & Singers 🎤🎸
Karaoke Creation: Users can extract instrumentals from songs to sing along. Cover Songs: Singers can remove original vocals and record their own versions.
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For Music Producers & DJs 🎛️
Remixes & Mashups: DJs can extract vocals and instrumentals separately to create new remixes.
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Instrumental Enjoyment: Fans who love background scores or karaoke versions can listen to instrumentals separately.
For the Web-App 1.Clone the GitHub repo.
git clone <url>2.Enter the client directory. Install all the required dependencies.
cd frontend
npm install
npm start3.To start the backend server:4
cd backend
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