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[Discussion] Does Spleeter tech powers Apple Music Sing?

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Can we confirm yet if Apple Music's newest exciting Karaoke feature called "Apple Music Sing" is **_powered by Spleeter's tech?_**

![Apple-Music-Sing-hero_big jpg large_2x](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20938829/206855019-b056c92d-d553-4823-866a-8b780b86f988.jpg)

> Ever since the launch of the [Live Lyrics feature](https://youtu.be/Y7zfExL8Yes) back in 2019, I knew damn well Apple Music just created the best Karaoke UI implementation yet.
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> And the first time [The Verge wrote about Spleeter](https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/5/20949338/vocal-isolation-ai-machine-learning-deezer-spleeter-automated-open-source-tensorflow) back in 2019, I knew damn well after reading that article and playing with the open source tech on my own, that this two will be a match in heaven as a product feature.

Anyone testing out Beta versions of tvOS, iOS or iPadOS, can we investigate and confirm this?

Because I really wanted to open up a discussion, if it is really justified for Apple to bar this amazing party feature to their newest [Apple TV 4K box only.](https://9to5mac.com/2022/12/08/apple-music-sing-karaoke-compatible-devices/)

I've run your tech on my M1 Macbook Air and I'd say it's not that too hardware demanding.
So I really wanna understand, if it is really that hardware demanding to run this in _real time music?_

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