Getting started

Welcome to TelkNet, a workspace for selected AI tools across music, audio, MIDI, and image generation. Start with the result you need, then choose the matching tool from the catalog and review its sources and parameters.

Step 1: Sign in and receive daily credits

Create an account or sign in before submitting a task. TelkNet is completely free. Credits only limit abuse; they cannot be bought or exchanged. When a signed-in user enters the site on a new day, TelkNet automatically grants that day's credits. The default daily grant is 1,000 credits, and admins can change the daily amount, balance cap, or availability.

TelkNet currently uses credits only. There are no subscription or pricing-plan pages in the active product surface.

Step 2: Pick a tool by outcome

Open the tools catalog and choose from the registered tools:

• Multi-Instrument MIDI Transcription (YourMT3+) (music-yourmt3): Full songs, ensembles, or multi-instrument demos through the YourMT3+ AMT path

• Multi-Instrument MIDI Transcription (MIROS) (music-miros): Full songs, ensembles, or multi-instrument demos through the official MIROS AMT path

• Vocal Separation (music-vocal-split): split vocals from accompaniment.

• Harmony Separation (music-vocal-harmony-split): split harmony, vocals with harmony, accompaniment with harmony, accompaniment without harmony, and vocals without harmony.

• Four-Stem Separation (music-four-stem): use Huge-SCNet-4stems to separate a mix into vocals, drums, bass, and other WAV stems.

• Six-Stem Separation (music-six-stem): Uses BS Roformer SW 6-stem and exports six separated WAV stems: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other. The public MVSep algorithm reference lists sep_type=63; TelkNet runs local open-source/open-weight models rather than submitting an external MVSep API job.

• Drum Kit Separation (DrumSep) (music-drum-split): A full song or an already isolated drum stem. Full-song mode first runs BS-RoFormer SW Fixed and forwards only its drums stem to DrumSep. Four WAV stems: kick, snare, toms, and cymbals.

Step 3: Check inputs, cost, and output before submitting

Each tool detail page lists the scenario, accepted file input, parameter fields, expected output, runtime notes, and base credit cost. Some tools adjust the final reserved credits by selected parameters or presets, so review the current cost before submitting. Try one representative file first, then batch similar work after confirming the result.