AuDimix: Split music stems like a pro

Separating audio tracks is a process that is certainly more complicated than it sounds. Take a song you like, and isolate the drums — this is really a test of precision.  You essentially have to be very careful not to have other sounds spill into your newly-separated track, and even then, it's easier said than done.

Recent technological advancements might just help make this process much more bearable, however. AuDimix is a program that uses AI algorithms to properly detect and separate the various audio tracks within a given song, thus enabling users to isolate certain instruments and vocals in an effortless manner.

An automatic track splitter like such can be used in all manner of instances. Whether you're looking to transform a song into an acapella, strip its vocals for karaoke, follow the intricacies of a band's bassist more closely, or are simply feeling creative, the uses can be as varied as you'll allow.

To begin, you'll first have to locate the song you wish to work on through the program. After that, the tool will automatically recognize the various elements of your tune. Whether it's the drums, vocals, piano, or other instruments, each track can be toggled as you see fit.

As stated earlier, you can essentially toggle certain parts of a song and remove them entirely. Alternatively, you may lower the volume of the vocals, drums, or other such instruments to your liking. The preview should adjust with no delay, so you'll be able to hear the changes before exporting.

Speaking of exporting, you have two options: you can save the newly-modified song, or save the stems separately. The latter grants easier access to users who just want to use certain stems for other projects.

AuDimix works surprisingly well, and even though the audio separation may not be perfect all the time, it's still very much usable. You always have the option to inspect the tracks separately and make a few additional touch-ups in the DAW of your choosing, so this shouldn't be a problem.