U&I - Guitar 1 Only (Highest Quality)【YUI】K-On!!

All parts canonically played by Yui Hirasawa (平沢 唯) on Giita (ギー太) in the full version of her song, U&I from けいおん！！S2E20! The mics show how many giitas are playing at once!
I use these for 3D music in VRC but I want to share them because the quality is so uniquely high!

I really like the quality of the isolated tracks for U&I. Especially for the drums and guitars it almost sound like I used the real studio recordings instead of phase cancelling magic. It's crazy that all tracks are actually still sampled through each other and playing even during the really quiet part near the end! I didn't find any fitting U&I art so i made my own for the video again! I really love how it looks this time! I added fire to the parts where I think they really put their soul into 110%





GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
No AI or other filters were used at all. It's isolated using only phase cancellation. This noise cancelling technique is applied in many layers to the special instrumental versions of this song taken from one of the official K-On CD releases. In each of those instrumental tracks a different instrument has been removed by the creators, kinda like instrumental karaokes. Basically what I did is I magically inverted everything across each other in a very specific way, so that the one instrument that's normally missing became the only one playing here! Maybe AI can improve the quality of the tracks even further by removing the remaining noise, but I thought it was too destructive to the instruments' authentic sound.

You might think that it's way easier to simply put the missing instrument track over the full instrumental track. While that's true, you can't get the same quality isolation this way - at least for this song - because of major rendering differences between these tracks. Look at the tutorial I made in the playlist description for more details:
   • Go! Go! MANIAC - All Isolated Tracks ...  

I think the very quiet parts from the other instruments carrying over is mostly from the many small audio compression differences between the tracks, although I kinda like it like that. It feels like the sound is bleeding over from them wearing headphones, playing along to the song or something like that. You can also use it to keep tempo if you're playing along!

Thanks for listening, use this as you wish!