RipX DAW
App : A product you use directly
Audio workstation that separates and edits every note and every instrument from a mix.
Unique in its category for remixing an existing track.
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What it does, concretely
Working with a mixed audio recording is often a barrier: it is impossible to modify one instrument or note without affecting the rest. RipX DAW addresses this problem by breaking down a complete audio file all the way to the level of individual notes.
The tool uses artificial intelligence to separate a mix into more than six stems, then goes further by extracting each note and harmonic. You can then edit these elements as if they were MIDI data, changing the pitch, volume, or timbre of each sound independently.
RipX DAW is aimed at music producers, remixers, and musicians who want to reinterpret existing recordings, isolate a specific element, or explore the internal structure of a track.
However, if you are starting from scratch to compose or record, a traditional DAW will be a better fit: RipX is designed primarily for working on audio that has already been mixed.
What it offers
- ·Separation into more than six stems from a mixed audio file (paid).
- ·Note-level extraction: each note and harmonic is isolated individually (paid).
- ·Audio editing modelled on MIDI workflow, with pitch and timbre control note by note (paid).
- ·Sound replacement: substitute one instrument or sound for another within the mix (paid).
- ·21-day free trial available for the RipX DAW PRO version.
- ·Fully local processing, with no data sent to a remote server.
In practice
- Price
- Paid · from 99 €
- Commercial use
- Commercial use: yes
- Available on
- windows, macos
- Runs locally
- Yes
- FR interface
- No
Security and data
- Rating
- Security: nothing to flag
- Your data
- Data stays local
- Maintenance
- Active
Links and repository checked on 25 October 2026 · added on 1 January 2020