SPLITTER

Pitch Shifting

SPLITTER is the stem separator the uses AI to split an audio track into 2, 4 or 5 tracks. This is a great feature for remixing, isolating to clip a sample or instrument and very educational in analyzing individual parts in relation to other parts.  Let´s dive in and learn how to use Splitter.

To access click on the SPLITTER icon:

click on the SPLITTER

Then click on “Choose file to upload

In the example we will use 2 which sepatates

Choose file to upload

Select how many stems you want to separate, in this example we will select 2, which will separate vocals from the instruments.

Select how many stems you want

After uploading the song hit “Split” and SPLITTER will start the process.

Split

After the request is completed the vocal and music will be separated and split into separate tracks in Amped Studio. Then you can SOLO each track to hear the separation and to start working.

SOLO each track

One super fun thing to try to edit the pitch of the vocal with our recently developed Pitch Editor.

Double click on the track you wish to edit and click on Pitch Edit and simply raise or lower the pitch bar. Thee pitch will be shifted and the time will remain intact. Easier to use and more fun than Autotune.

Pitch Editor

You can select 2, 4 or 5 stems here is how to select and separate 4 stems.

separate 4 stems

4 Stems selects Vocals Drums, Bass and the rest of the instruments.

4 Stems selects

The results will split the audio track into a multi-track version to access.

Perfect for cutting a section of a specific instrument part.

Splitting audio

Splitting audio is just part of the journey that really opens up working with audio files and using all the tools available in Amped Studio.

Although the SPLITTER is included with the AI Assistant in the +AI account you can try it once a day for free. Enjoy!

  • DJ and music producer. Has been professionally creating EDM and DJing for over 5 years. Has a musical education in piano. Creates custom beats and mixes music. Regularly performs DJ sets in various clubs. Is one of the authors of articles on music for the Amped Studio blog.

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