Generate, separate, and keep producing in the same session.

Stem separation

BS Roformer 6-stem extraction

Hand the model any stereo mix and watch it bloom into vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other. Each lane stays in the project — ready for cuts, replacements, FX chains, or a new arrangement entirely.

• Optional AI tools setup
• 6-stem workflow
• Project-native export

Text to music

ACE-Step prompt and lyrics generation

Type a prompt, drop in lyrics, choose a seed and duration. The packaged ACE graph runs end-to-end and writes a clean WAV straight onto the timeline — no graph apps, no glue scripts, no detours.

• ACE-Step 1.5 XL Turbo
• Prompt + lyrics conditioning
• Offline after setup

Text to audio

Stable Audio 3 Medium import path

Stable Audio 3 is a separate optional setup for prompt-based audio, source variation, inpaint, and continuation. It is not downloaded by the BS Roformer or ACE-Step installer path; you import the accepted Hugging Face snapshot deliberately.

• Manual Hugging Face snapshot import
• Separate Stable Audio runtime
• License acknowledgement required

Optional by design

The base download stays focused. BS Roformer, ACE-Step, and Stable Audio 3 each stay behind explicit setup choices, never bundled by surprise.

Offline after setup

Once the assets are in place, generation validates local files and runs behind offline guards. Your work doesn't depend on a server somewhere having a good day.

Quality over quiet fallback

Full VAE decode is the line. Cross it cleanly, or fail loudly. Nothing is more disrespectful than a silently degraded render pretending to be the real thing.

Project material, not demos

Whatever the AI produces — a separated stem, a generated WAV — lands in the project as a first-class clip. Editable, routable, mixable, finishable.

Remix preparation

Lift the parts you want, leave the rest behind, and rebuild the song around a new center of gravity.

Vocal or instrument isolation

Drop a clean lead into pitch tools, gates, or de-essers without dragging the rest of the mix along for the ride.

Arrangement experiments

Mute lanes, reshuffle sections, and audition alternate structures without rebuilding a project from scratch.

Practice and reference work

Strip a track to its essentials when you need to study a part, transcribe a line, or rehearse against a reduced source.

Creative resampling

Treat each separated lane as new raw material — chop it, layer it, pitch it, run it through anything in the rack.

Mix cleanup

Push a single lane into its own FX chain when the source needs more control than the printed mix can give you.