Releases: Japan7/yohane
Releases · Japan7/yohane
2024.10.9
What's Changed
- cli: download remote song file via yt-dlp when an URL is passed as an argument (e.g. YouTube link)
- cli: automatic .wav fallback if the Torchaudio FFmpeg backend is unavailable (requires
ffmpeg
in$PATH
) - cli(generate): lyrics file is now optional; a text editor will open to a tempfile for pasting the lyrics if it is missing
uvx --from git+https://github.com/Japan7/yohane.git@2024.10.9[cli] --python 3.11 yohane --help
Full Changelog: 2024.10.8...2024.10.9
2024.10.8
What's Changed
- lib: rename the
yohane.*VocalRemover
classes toyohane.*Separator
- cli: introduce new
separate
subcommand
uvx --from git+https://github.com/Japan7/yohane.git@2024.10.8[cli] --python 3.11 yohane --help
Full Changelog: 2024.10.7...2024.10.8
2024.10.7
What's Changed
CLI has been moved to a separate package, yohane-cli
. Add the [cli]
extra to use it.
uvx --from git+https://github.com/Japan7/yohane.git@2024.10.7[cli] --python 3.11 yohane --help
Full Changelog: 2024.10.6...2024.10.7
2024.10.6
What's Changed
- Save off vocal track (
.off_vocal.wav
) after vocals extraction
uvx --from git+https://github.com/Japan7/yohane.git@2024.10.6 --python 3.11 yohane --help
Full Changelog: 2024.10.5...2024.10.6
2024.10.5
I guess yohane
is quite good enough now for me to draft a release.
Recently,
vocal-remover
has been bumped to the latest "final" v6.0.0b4 release, which brings the enhancement of v6.0.0b3.- We've migrated the project to
uv
, so I can again re-addtorch
/torchaudio
explicitly to the dependencies without having any install issues with their GPU-specific wheels. - I'll stop automatically tag a new release everyday, whenever it's only dependencies update.
The readme has been updated a bit to include an updated sample, and the uvx
command to quickly start with yohane
without having to do much more than installing uv
on your device (not even Python!).
uvx --from git+https://github.com/Japan7/yohane.git@2024.10.5 --python 3.11 yohane --help
The notebook is still around if you need Google Colab's compute power:
Enjoy!