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For anyone who wants to try Spleeter in a version that "just works" without having to install TensorFlow and mess with offline processing, Spleeter has been been built into a wave editor called Acoustica from Acon Digital. It's been working really well for me, and the whole package is solid competition to editors like iZotope RX:

https://acondigital.com/products/acoustica-audio-editor/

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I've been trying for months to make redistributable Spleeter "binaries" that I can bundle with user-facing applications. Happy to see someone's succeeded where I've failed. Really sad they've chosen not to share their changes :(

I emailed them requesting more info on how their implementation works. I think this might be a violation of the MIT license?

The MIT license isn't copyleft, there's no obligation to share modifications or provide source - just to acknowledge the copyright / credit.

But they seem friendly and proactive (from my experience on music forums anyway), so hopefully you'll get a helpful reply.

Does Acoustica offer full ability to rebind the hotkeys?

It's something they're working on. You can already change most keyboard shortcuts, but there's a few corner cases that people have been asking for (shortcuts with arrow keys are a problem at the moment). The developers have been extremely responsive to feature requests on the Gearslutz forum though, I've seen some feature requests implemented in just a few days:

https://www.gearslutz.com/board/product-alerts-older-than-2-...

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