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Audionamix Source Separation – Undo To Create

The sound quality isn’t perfect; but, to my knowledge, this is the first program that reverse engineers mono or stereo mixes to give you individual instrument isolation. I had done some work in college playing with phase and such trying to achieve a similar result, and I know Melodyne’s DNA has some power users hoping to stretch it to accomplish such tasks. Meoldyne doesn’t claim that as a possibility with DNA though, and Audionamix solely exists to bring instrument isolation to fruition.

We’ve always heard the same example, “A final mix is like a cake. Once you bake it, you can’t get your eggs back.” Well, Audionamix claims to give you all of your ingredients back, so that you can make a new dish with them.

Audionamix (aka Mist Technologies) is a technology company in the cutting edge field of signal processing and High Definition audio treatment. It has developed the first and only technology capable of reverse engineering a monophonic or stereophonic recording into its multi-track components, extracting and separating voice or music from the original mix.

It can be used to isolate voices, remove noise, restore and enhance audio, and thereby enables High Definition True Surround Sound upmixing in 5.1 or 7.1 channels on any original audio recording.

Hear for yourself:
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You can get more info on the Audionamix site.

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