Music and mixed tracks
Create workable vocal, instrumental, rhythm, or other separated elements from a finished mix when original multitracks are unavailable.
Source separation
Pull the mix apart. Open up the next move.
Precision stem separation turns a finished musical or non-musical source into editable parts—giving remixing, restoration, and mastering work room to happen.
Talk through your source
For musical and non-musical audio
Start with the recording you have. Work with the elements you need.
Archive and restoration sources
Isolate details within legacy recordings so cleanup, repair, or rebalancing work can focus on the material that matters.
Dialogue and sound sources
Separate useful speech, ambience, music, or other elements from complex source audio for clearer creative and editorial options.
What you receive
Stems prepared to be useful—not just extracted.
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Review the source
We listen for what the recording can support and define the elements that will make the biggest creative difference.
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Separate with intent
The source is carefully processed into focused parts that keep the next stage—remixing, restoration, or mastering—moving forward.
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Deliver remix-ready stems
Receive organized, editable audio files ready to be reshaped, balanced, restored, or brought into a new finished master.
Source & stems
Listen for the space between the parts.
Hear how a dense source can become workable components when the approved source and stem examples are added.
Before · Full source
Original mixed source excerpt will be added with artist approval.
Awaiting approved audio
After · Separated stems
Separated stem excerpts will be added with artist approval.
Awaiting approved audio
Open the source
Your next version may already be inside the mix.
Send over the audio you have and the creative problem you’re trying to solve. We’ll help you see what separation can make possible.
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