This document proposes an interactive music source separation system that uses auxiliary information from users. It aims to achieve high accuracy source separation with ILRMA by avoiding local optimal solutions. A web system was developed to test the approach. The system allows users to annotate frequency bands or silence periods to provide hints to ILRMA. Experimental results on music mixtures showed that user annotations can improve source separation performance compared to ILRMA alone, by helping it escape from local optima. Specifying silence periods was found to be a more effective annotation method than directly swapping frequency bands.