Remix using SpectraLayers Pro 8 and Cubase 11 Pro

In this video we will explore the features of Steinberg SpectraLayers Pro 8 that allow you to un-mix the stems of a track breaking it down in to its component parts such as VOICE DRUMS BASS or NOISE TONAL TRANSIENT. This gives anyone with a DAW the ability to remix your favourite tracks or remix your own tracks in a post production styled way.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:58 Initial features
This section features the song Levels by Amsterdamage
04:35 Un-mix components using SpectraLayers
07:10 Un-mix stems using SpectraLayers
09:51 Components placed in to Cubase and song enhanced
19:30 Stems placed in to Cubase and song enhanced
24:00 Results of remix using stems from SpectraLayers
This section features the song Queen of the night remixed by Amsterdamage
25:12 Preview of song
25:47 Un-mix stems placed in Cubase and song enhanced
32:04 Results of remix using stems from SpectraLayers
33:23 Wrap it up

Link to product page https://new.steinberg.net/spectralayers/

Here is what Steinberg say about their latest release:

SpectraLayers delivers audio empowerment by showing sounds as visual objects. You can explore, reach in, take and transform, working wonders on tasks ranging from repairing and restoring audio to freeform sound design. Unmatched selection tools developed over many years are now joined by new artificial intelligence-driven audio extraction and repair processes, making this the most significant version of SpectraLayers yet.