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Advanced ripping and layer editing in RipX DAW Pro

Demo summary

The narrator demonstrates importing a file into RipX, selecting 'separate instruments' options, and exploring the resulting editable layers and export specifications.

Step-by-step

  1. Import a stereo file into RipX DAW Pro
  2. Select 'Separate instruments' in the importing window
  3. Check the boxes for Voice, Other sounds and instruments, Bass, Drums, and Percussion
  4. Enable 'Separate guitar and piano' if needed
  5. Wait for the ripping process to complete
  6. Open the export options to choose file formats and specifications
  7. Select 'Export the full rip' to output the stems

Options

  • Separate guitar and piano
  • Revoice sounds or change samples (e.g., swap a bass drum)
  • Tune and pitch harmonies
  • Export separate layers (Voice, Guitar, Bass, Kick, Drums, Percussion, Strings) instead of just stems

Watch out for

  • Ripping time can be significant (estimated around 6 minutes for a single track)

Tips

  • Use the 20-day trial to access all Pro features
  • Compare the differences between the 'full rip' export and the 'separate layers' export to see which fits your project better

Highlights

The result looks quite interesting. Yes, it's a DAW and you are able to work on more than these stems because you have now separated layers you can edit.

All demos from “Stem Splitting With AI – Tools in Comparison: Logic Pro, RX 11, Cubase 15, LALAL.AI, RipX

  1. 0:570:31Stem splitting in Logic ProThe narrator demonstrates selecting stem options (vocals, drums, bass, guitar) in Logic Pro and shows the resulting five stereo tracks generated from a single audio file.Logic ProAI Vocal Remover & Stem Splitter
  2. 1:280:33Music Rebalance in iZotope RX 11The user navigates to the Music Rebalance function in RX 11, selects stem options for vocals, bass, and drums, and renders the separated audio windows.Izotope RxAI Vocal Remover & Stem Splitter
  3. 2:010:23Audio stem separation in Cubase 15The narrator shows the 'separate stems via audio' feature in Cubase 15, selecting specific instrument categories and displaying the resulting folder of stems.Cubase 15AI Vocal Remover & Stem Splitter
  4. 2:240:52Online stem extraction with LALAL.AIThe demonstration shows uploading a stereo master to the LALAL.AI web service and walking through the sequential process of creating previews and splitting specific instrument stems.Lalal.AiAI Vocal Remover & Stem Splitter
  5. 3:181:20Advanced ripping and layer editing in RipX DAW ProCurrentThe narrator demonstrates importing a file into RipX, selecting 'separate instruments' options, and exploring the resulting editable layers and export specifications.RipXAI Vocal Remover & Stem Splitter
  6. Watch “Stem Splitting With AI – Tools in Comparison: Logic Pro, RX 11, Cubase 15, LALAL.AI, RipX” →

AI Vocal Remover & Stem Splitter

  1. 2:330:58Importing and analyzing audio in RipX DAW ProThe user demonstrates dragging an audio file into RipX DAW Pro and initiating the AI 'ripping' process to separate a 2-mix track into stems like voice, piano, and drums.Ryuichiro Yamaki
  2. 3:341:50Visualizing and soloing stems on the piano rollThe user shows how audio is converted into pitch-based notes on a piano roll and solos individual stems like vocals and kick drums to check separation quality.Ryuichiro Yamaki
  3. 6:013:08Comparing stem separation across different tracksThe user cycles through multiple songs in RipX DAW Pro, soloing various layers including bass, percussion, and synths to demonstrate how the AI handles different production styles.Ryuichiro Yamaki
  4. 10:510:19Exporting separated stems from RipX DAW ProThe user demonstrates the process of exporting the analyzed audio as separate layer files for use in other DAWs.Ryuichiro Yamaki
  5. 1:010:51Importing and ripping a file in RipXThe user clicks the folder icon to open a file and selects specific instrument separation options before initiating the AI 'rip' process.Song Design
  6. 1:523:58Isolating vocals and viewing guitar chordsThe demonstrator shows how to solo the voice layer, adjust track volumes, and use the zoom function to view automatically generated chord diagrams and individual notes in RipX.Song Design
  7. 6:084:04Analyzing basslines and using the metronomeThe user imports a second track to isolate the bassline, demonstrates selecting specific notes to loop for practice, and enables the built-in metronome for playing along.Song Design
  8. 3:181:20Advanced ripping and layer editing in RipX DAW ProCurrentThe narrator demonstrates importing a file into RipX, selecting 'separate instruments' options, and exploring the resulting editable layers and export specifications.HOFA
  9. 1:051:54Stem separation and MIDI editing in RipX DAWThe user demonstrates how RipX DAW separates a song into layers like voice, piano, and percussion, and shows how to change instruments or move notes within the separated tracks.michael nervOus ((🎧))
  10. 5:100:33Exporting stem wave files in RipX DAWThe user shows the process of importing a file into RipX DAW and selecting the option to save stems as individual wave files.michael nervOus ((🎧))
  11. 3:331:33Auditioning stem separation in RipX DAW ProThe user solos various stems including vocals, piano, guitars, and strings to demonstrate the artifacts and poor separation quality in RipX DAW Pro V8.0.DJ/PRODUCER K-DEF
  12. 4:151:19Isolating and muting vocals from a mixed trackThe user demonstrates soloing a vocal channel to show stem separation quality and then muting the vocals to hear the remaining instrumental track in RipX DAW Pro.Home Studio Simplified