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WalkthroughThis change adds AMD ROCm installation and container support, ROCm-aware device and MDX inference selection, and an ChangesAMD ROCm Support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Separator
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Separator->>Separator: Detect ROCm through torch.version.hip
Separator->>ONNXRuntime: Select available execution provider
MDXSeparator->>ONNXRuntime: Use ONNX Runtime when provider and override permit
MDXSeparator->>PyTorch: Convert model when ROCm provider is unavailable or not selected
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253-253: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueFix the description of
AUDIO_SEPARATOR_ROCM_ONNX=ort.The README says this value uses the ONNX Runtime CPU provider. The code checks
cpu,ort, and0. These values only skip the PyTorch conversion. The provider then comes fromonnx_execution_provider, which can beCUDAExecutionProvider. ONNX Runtime falls back to CPU if that provider cannot load. Say that it restores the ONNX Runtime path, and list all accepted values.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1-38: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueTrivy DS-0002: the image runs as root.
Add a non-root
USERonly if the device-access setup allows it. Thevideogroup is added atdocker run, and/dev/kfdaccess normally needs it. Root is a common choice for GPU containers, so this is optional.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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20-25: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winFix the misleading comment about
CUDAExecutionProvider.The comment says
CUDAExecutionProviderworks on all AMD GPUs through the HIP/CUDA compatibility layer.configure_rocmstates that this provider cannot activate on a ROCm host. MDX-Net uses the PyTorch HIP path instead. Update the comment to match.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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52-55: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the comment and extra to match the actual ROCm provider behavior.
The comment says
onnxruntime-gpuprovides aCUDAExecutionProviderthat works through ROCm's HIP layer.configure_rocminseparator.pysays the opposite. Officialonnxruntime-gpuwheels link against CUDA and cannot activate on a ROCm host. MDX-Net then runs throughonnx2torchon HIP. Therocmextra still works, but the comment misleads maintainers.Also,
onnxruntime-rocmwas removed in ONNX Runtime 1.23. State that in the comment instead of the MI-series claim.Proposed comment fix
-# ROCm/AMD GPUs use onnxruntime-gpu's CUDAExecutionProvider through ROCm's HIP -# compatibility layer; onnxruntime-rocm (ROCMExecutionProvider) is only needed -# for MI-series GPUs and is not published for newer Python versions. +# onnxruntime-gpu exposes only a CUDA-linked CUDAExecutionProvider, which cannot +# activate on a ROCm host. MDX-Net then runs through onnx2torch on the HIP device. +# onnxruntime-rocm was removed in ONNX Runtime 1.23. For native AMD ONNX GPU +# acceleration, install onnxruntime-migraphx separately. rocm = ["onnxruntime-gpu>=1.17"]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 173-174: Update load_model to inspect
ort_inference_session.get_providers() and select the PyTorch/HIP conversion when
ROCm auto-routing is active but the requested MIGraphXExecutionProvider or
ROCMExecutionProvider is absent from the active providers. Preserve the explicit
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- Around line 24-25: Update the Dockerfile install step so the ROCm image
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acceleration symptom and revise the fix to address native ONNX acceleration on
ROCm hosts.
- Around line 208-211: Update the consumer-GPU message in the README’s
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- Around line 1-38: Keep the container running as root unless the device-access
setup explicitly supports a non-root user with access to /dev/kfd and the
required GPU devices; only then add a USER setting. Preserve the existing
audio-separator entrypoint and avoid assuming the runtime-created video group is
available during image build.
- Around line 20-25: Update the ROCm support comment above the audio-separator
install to remove the claim that CUDAExecutionProvider works on AMD GPUs; state
that configure_rocm cannot activate this provider on a ROCm host and that
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- Around line 52-55: Update the comments above the rocm extra to state that
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MDX-Net uses onnx2torch on HIP; note that onnxruntime-rocm was removed in ONNX
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- Line 253: Update the README description for AUDIO_SEPARATOR_ROCM_ONNX to say
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restore the ONNX Runtime path; do not claim they select the CPU provider, since
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Fallback to HIP when the requested AMD provider is not active.
When self.onnx_execution_provider[0] requests MIGraphXExecutionProvider or ROCMExecutionProvider, load_model selects ONNX Runtime. If the session activates only CPUExecutionProvider, the code logs a warning but still assigns the CPU-backed ONNX session to self.model_run. Use ort_inference_session.get_providers() to select the PyTorch/HIP conversion when ROCm auto-routing is active and the requested AMD provider is absent. Preserve the explicit AUDIO_SEPARATOR_ROCM_ONNX=ort override.
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344-344: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReplace the ROCm copy with a thin
HDemucsalias.
hdemucs_rocm.pyadds 793 lines that duplicatehdemucs.py. The padding helper, support classes, and model logic match the upstream implementation. The meaningful differences are the module documentation and theHDemucsROCmclass name.Use a thin subclass when the ROCm routing requires that name. Delete the file if no caller requires it. The subclass inherits the
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This is optional hardening, not a major issue. The current configuration can create root-owned output files in the
/workdirbind mount and gives the process broader privileges than needed. A non-root user can retain GPU access when the documented device mappings and--group-add=videooption remain in place.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 172: Update the HIP conversion check in MDX setup to require that
self.torch_device is CUDA before selecting ONNX-to-PyTorch conversion,
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- Line 30: Update `test_missing_provider_defaults_to_conversion_on_rocm` and
`test_inactive_amd_provider_converts_on_rocm` to set `AUDIO_SEPARATOR_ROCM_ONNX`
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37-41: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winIsolate the environment override in the provider-specific tests.
When
AUDIO_SEPARATOR_ROCM_ONNX=ortis inherited, the MIGraphX and legacy ROCm tests returnFalsethrough the override branch instead of checking the provider branch. Clear the override in those two tests.Suggested fix
- with patch.object(torch.version, "hip", "7.2", create=True): + with patch.object(torch.version, "hip", "7.2", create=True), patch.dict(os.environ, _NO_OVERRIDE):Apply the same change to
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- Around line 35-38: Update the Dockerfile defaults so HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION
is unset unless explicitly supplied, and document how users opt in to the RX
6600 override when needed. Keep PYTORCH_ROCM_ARCH selection based on the
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- Line 392: Update the MDX-Net CPU troubleshooting row to state that, without a
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Additive, isolated ROCm support so CPU/CUDA/MPS/DirectML paths are unchanged: - Dockerfile.rocm (ROCm 7.2 base, ROCm PyTorch) installs the local checkout so the ROCm code in this repository is used, not a released PyPI version; adds .dockerignore. Runs as a non-root appuser (APP_UID/APP_GID build args). GPU compatibility env vars are not baked in; users pass -e HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION=... only when needed, and grant the host device GIDs for the GPU (or --group-add=keep-groups on rootless podman). - rocm optional extra (onnxruntime-gpu; MDX-Net ONNX models run through the PyTorch HIP path because the CUDA-linked ONNX provider cannot activate on ROCm). - configure_rocm routing in Separator.setup_torch_device, detected via torch.version.hip; prefers MIGraphXExecutionProvider, then ROCMExecutionProvider, then CUDAExecutionProvider, else CPU. Non-ROCm CUDA still uses configure_cuda. - log_onnxruntime_packages reports an installed onnxruntime-rocm. - MDX-Net: on ROCm with the GPU selected as the torch device, load_model runs the existing onnx2torch conversion when no AMD ONNX provider is selected and when a requested AMD provider failed to activate (checked via the session provider list). Guarded by torch.version.hip plus the resolved device, and reversible with AUDIO_SEPARATOR_ROCM_ONNX=ort|cpu|0, so CPU/CUDA behavior is unchanged. - HDemucsROCm is now a thin subclass of upstream HDemucs instead of a duplicated copy. - README ROCm install/setup/troubleshooting docs corrected to match the code. - unit tests covering ROCm/CUDA/CPU routing and the MDX ROCm guard.
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Handle provider failure after the ONNX session starts.
If a MIGraphX or ROCm provider raises EPFail, ONNX Runtime can retry the chunk with CPUExecutionProvider. The retained runner then uses the CPU session for later chunks. The MDX loop still processes every chunk and produces output, so this is a recoverable performance degradation rather than a major workflow failure.
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Adds AMD/ROCm GPU support to audio-separator as a set of additive, isolated changes. CPU, CUDA, MPS, and DirectML behaviour is unchanged.
Rebased cleanly onto current
main(v0.47.0) as a single commit. The shared inference paths flagged in review are not refactored: no changes tocommon_separator.py,vr_separator.py, the Demucs separator, the RoFormer modules,roformer_loader.py,stft.py, ortfc_tdf_3.py. The debug scripts are gone.What this adds
Dockerfile.rocm(ROCm 7.2 base, ROCm PyTorch,[rocm]extra)rocm = ["onnxruntime-gpu>=1.17"]in[project.optional-dependencies];poetry.lockregenerated with Poetry 2.4.1 (extra markers + content hash only)configure_rocminSeparator.setup_torch_device, entered only whentorch.version.hipis set. PrefersMIGraphXExecutionProvider, thenROCMExecutionProvider, thenCUDAExecutionProvider, then CPU.onnx) models run through the existingonnx2torchconversion on the HIP device instead of silently falling back to the ONNX CPU providerREADME.mdROCm install, GPU env table, Docker, and troubleshooting; corrected the previous "HIP/CUDA compatibility layer" claimsHow it works
PyTorch on ROCm exposes AMD GPUs through
torch.cudaand setstorch.version.hip, so VR, Demucs, and MDXC/RoFormer run on the GPU with no architecture-specific code. The only familythat needed help is MDX-Net, which executes through ONNX Runtime.
Official
onnxruntime-gpuwheels only ship a CUDA-linkedCUDAExecutionProvider. On a ROCm host it fails to load (libcublasLt.so.13missing) and silently drops toCPUExecutionProvider. Requesting the provider and then inspectingsession.get_providers()confirms the fallback. Since ONNX Runtime 1.23 the actual ROCm execution provider has beenremoved upstream, with MIGraphX as AMD's replacement.
MDXSeparator.load_modeltherefore keeps its existing two paths and only changes the branch decision: when ROCm is detected and no real AMD ONNX GPU provider is selected, it takes theexisting
onnx2torchpath and runs the converted graph on the HIP device. The guard returnsFalseunlesstorch.version.hipis set, so CUDA/CPU/MPS/DirectML always keep the originalONNX Runtime path.
AUDIO_SEPARATOR_ROCM_ONNX=ortrestores the old behaviour for debugging.Architecture support on ROCm
.pth).th/.yaml).ckpt).onnx)onnx2torchon ROCm (previously CPU fallback)Verification
google.clouddev dependencies in a local venv; the CIpoetry install -E cpuenvironment installs them.tests/unit/test_mdx_rocm_inference.py(6) andtests/unit/test_rocm_device_setup.py(4), all offline and OS-agnostic. 10 passed.poetry check --lockexits 0 (Poetry 2.4.1).gfx1201, ROCm 7.2, PyTorch 2.14.0+rocm7.2:ROCm detected ... running MDX-Net through PyTorch (HIP).onnx2torchfidelity against the ONNX Runtime CPU reference: max abs diff 9.7e-05,allclose(1e-3)true.Review points from the earlier thread
main(v0.47.0), no conflicts, single clean commit.Dockerfile.rocm,[rocm]extra,hdemucs_rocm.py, docs, plus isolated, guarded routing.separator.pyis +37/-2, all inside the new guarded branch andconfigure_rocm;mdx_separator.py+40/-6 around the existing conversionpath).
debug_rocm_issues.py,debug_minimal.py,debug_results.txtare not present).pyproject.tomlchange is additive and inert for non-ROCm users.Notes and caveats
hdemucs_rocm.pyexposesHDemucsROCm, synced to the current upstreamhdemucs.py. UpstreamHDemucsalready keeps complex work on the GPU forcuda(ROCm reports ascuda), sothis file is a mirror rather than a functional necessity. Happy to drop it or wire it in if you prefer.
MIGraphXExecutionProvideris supported if the user installsonnxruntime-migraphxmanually. I did not add arocm-migraphxextra because it conflicts at the Python package levelwith
onnxruntime-gpuand would need per-gfxvalidation.onnxruntime-rocm/ROCMExecutionProvideris legacy (removed upstream in ORT 1.23); the README now says so and no longer recommends it.Follow-ups (separate PRs)
rocm-migraphxextra plus a consumer-GPU validation matrix.Summary by CodeRabbit