Audioshake for Web

Product snapshot: Audioshake’s audio separation and remixing

Audioshake uses machine learning to split mixed audio into isolated stems (for example, guitar, drums, and vocals), allowing creators to rework, remaster, or remove unwanted bleed from recordings. The service targets musicians, labels, publishers, music supervisors, and other audio professionals who need quick, broadcast-ready stems for remixes, instrumentals, or licensing.

Core capabilities

• Guitar, bass and other instrumental stems separated cleanly for reuse in new arrangements
• Drum and percussion isolation to create backing tracks or enhance mixes
• Vocal extraction for instrumentals, karaoke tracks, mash-ups, and stem-based editing

Platform features and integrations

• Live-label services and fast turnaround for commercial projects, including support for sync licensing and rights-holder monetization
• RESTful API and flexible developer integration for automating separation in workflows
• Rapid processing designed to handle full songs quickly, useful for tight deadlines

Common applications

• Creating high-quality instrumentals for karaoke and performance use
• Producing remixes, mash-ups, and alternate versions for creative reinterpretation
• Cleaning up recordings by removing bleed or preparing material for remastering and broadcast

Noted strengths

• Frequently praised by industry professionals for delivering near-broadcast quality output
• Enables new revenue avenues through sync placement support and rights-holder opportunities
• Useful for story-driven projects and music supervision where fast, reliable stems are required

Limitations to consider

• Limited options for hands-on, user-driven fine-tuning or per-stem quality controls
• Fewer customization controls compared with manual separation or studio-based stem editing

Alternative suggestion

Recommended substitute: Pictory (free tier available) — a solution to consider if you need a different workflow or a no-cost entry point, though it focuses on other media tasks and may not match Audioshake’s specialized stem quality.