Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Every time Steinberg releases a new version of Spectralayers, I'm blown away by just how good it is - and how easy it is to use. In this video I demonstrate how I use Spectralayers, and then show how I use it to separate the individual stems of fully-produced songs.

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The songs I edit in this video:

First Last For Everything: youtube.com/watch?v=w_mT8wRLTyI&list=PLLsKvE62zvpyvTn5w4Tjz_cvOR53mdJjO&index=6
Here Comes My Man: youtube.com/watch?v=VjoCy7mYbyA&list=PLLsKvE62zvpyvTn5w4Tjz_cvOR53mdJjO&index=10

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0:00 Intro
0:13 How I Use Spectralayers
1:19 Airplane Noise
1:45 How Easy It Is
2:03 Why Spectralayers?
2:40 In the Hangar
3:23 Eliminating Road Noise
3:49 Music Stem Separation
5:31 Vocal Separation
7:09 Separated Drums
7:26 Separated Bass
7:51 Separated Piano
8:38 Trying a Different Song
9:46 Separated Vocals Compared to Original Stem
11:14 Separated Drums
11:26 Separated Bass
12:35 Remove Vocals
13:40 Verdict

#Spectralayers #Audio #Recovery

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