Deep Remix Review – Isolate Vocals, Bass, Drums And More From Audio Files

If you have ever wanted to extract different parts from audio files without lots of complicated (and expensive) production software, then look no further. This is a review of Hit’nMix’s DeepRemix, an exciting and affordable new software product – available for both Windows and Mac.

DeepRemix makes it easy for anyone, regardless of experience, to separate their MP3s and audio files, then edit each vocal and instrument tracks. This will be ideal if you want to:

• Compose, sample and share new versions or stems of your MP3s and audio files.
• Extract vocals from full songs to use over different backing tracks.
• Create instant backing tracks and mute parts to play or sing over.
• Experiment with and randomise new tempos, effects, pitches, keys/scales, time-stretching plus create new loops in real-time.
• Re-balance and make volume, panning and EQ adjustments.
• View and edit audio as beautifully presented, colour-coded notes, allowing different layers such as voice and bass to be quickly identified.

Rip your audio apart – easily. Then put it back together in new and exciting ways.

If you love the sound of what it can do, then you can download a trial of DeepRemix audio separation technology from the Hit’n’Mix site.

What’s more, you can add-on the professional DeepAudio module for even greater power, precision and flexibility. With DeepAudio you get Audioshop (with tools such as Unpitched Editor, Harmonic Editor, Clone, Draw Audio, Draw Pitch), RipScripts (for creating your own tools), VST/ARA and AAX plug-ins.

DeepRemix In Depth Video Review

Watch our video review to get plenty of examples of what DeepRemix can do with different audio files. See how to create instant backings, extract vocals, isolate drums and bass, solo guitar. No experience needed. The AI does the work for you. And once you have ripped the audio apart you can edit the layers – or remix to make something completely new.

What is DeepRemix?

Hit ‘n’ Mix’s new RipX: DeepRemix app does something that, up until relatively recently, would have been unthinkable in all but the most expensive, high-end software.

Put simply, it enables you to ‘rip’ apart your stereo MP3s and other audio files. Or, to put it another way, it separates out their individual vocal and instrumental parts so that you can do what you want with them.

DeepRemix offeres massive potential for remixers, DJs and producers who want to re-work mixes of their favourite tracks.

What’s more, you don’t even need any music production experience in order to use it. This is because DeepRemix uses powerful AI isolation algorithms to perform the separation, so it’s all done automatically. It sounds like magic, but it really can isolate a track’s vocals, bass, drum and other layers at the push of a button.

But this is just the start – once your tracks have been separated, you can start manipulating them in all manner of ways, mixing and matching layers right from within the software. You can apply effects, change the tempo, tweak the key, and even make new loops in real-time.

Your audio can be viewed and edited on an intuitive colour-coded display, where you can re-balance tracks by making volume, panning and EQ adjustments. Expect amazing results with minimal effort.

This is the kind of stuff that, not so long ago, would have required a team of experienced audio engineers and a roomful of equipment to make happen, but now it’s all there for you on your desktop.

Mix and match layers, apply effects, change tempo and key, all in no time at all. An essential app for those into the art of music production, and for all kinds of DJs, musicians, students and educators.

New! The RipX 5.1 Update Offers Enhancements To DeepRemix

[July 2021] HitNMix have just released RipX v5.1.0 which can be downloaded from here: https://hitnmix.com/download_ripx

Make sure you completely uninstall any old versions of RipX: DeepAudio or RipX: DeepRemix and replace them with the latest version.

This latest update offers the following enhancements to DeepRemix and DeepAudio, as well as some bug fixes. Even more reason to download the demo and give it a try!

• Improvements to vocal separation

• Improvements to bass and drums/percussion separation

• Improved kick and snare drum separation

• Faster high-quality processing speeds

• Simpler with only 3 speed/quality settings

Want More? Add the DeepAudio Module

What’s more, if you discover that you want even more power and flexibility, you can add the pro-level DeepAudio module. This includes the Audioshop, which offers tools such as the Unpitched Editor, Harmonic Editor, Clone, Draw Audio and Draw Pitch, along with RipScripts (for creating your own tools) and support for VST/ARA and AAX plug-ins.

Who is DeepRemix For?

Originally HitnMix had in mind the DJ market for this product, as you can easily extract stems from songs that you can then import straight into DJ software like Tractor, or any DAW for further mixing, sample manipulation etc.

However, it has a whole bunch of other uses too. DeepRemix can be used by all kinds of musicians, students, and teachers for:

● Studying compositions and performances of yourself or others, viewing the precise volume, timing, and variation in pitch of each note over time and making subtle adjustments to hear the difference.

● Ripping and splitting MP3s and audio files into vocal and instrument parts, then viewing individual notes of any part and practicing against backing tracks.

● Creating new versions of songs and compositions and importing background images to match the feel of the music or for personalized inspiration.

● Experimenting with new sounds and effects.

● Importing samples or MIDI from existing works.

● Creating minimalist compositions with real-time editing of Loops, stored as Ripples.

● Experimenting with polystylism and polytonality by applying different scales to selections of notes.

Advanced Uses for DeepRemix

DeepRemix is especially useful for audio transcribers and those working in music publishing for:

● Quickly stripping out vocals and creating instrumentals from stereo masters for sync placement purposes, without needing to open a single, original multitrack DAW project.

● Ripping and isolating parts within MP3s and audio files and then exporting them as MIDI files to then import into notation software.

● Analyzing parts and then applying characteristics of those to your own mixes, plus lots more!

Mix and Match Different Audio Parts – DeepRemix Walkthrough

This video demonstrates how you can take parts from completely different songs, and recombine them to make something completely new.

RipX System Requirements

macOS 10.10+ / Windows 7/8/10 (64-bit)
Minimum: 2 Core 2.5GHz CPU, 8 GB RAM
Recommended: 4+ Core CPU, 16+ GB RAM
15GB Free disc space minimum requirement.
Windows Optional: NVIDIA GeForce 1070/1080/1080 Ti/2070/2080/2080 Ti/3070/3080/3090 with 16 GB RAM and NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit 11.0 installed (free download)

Our Verdict of DeepRemix

DeepRemix is not perfect – some audio files rip apart much better than others. However, it is so easy to use, and results are generally pretty impressive. If you want to create stems from audio files, or make instant backing tracks, it doesn’t get any easier than this. Definitely worth downloading a free trial to see how it works with your audio files.

Learn More

Find out more and get a free trial on the Hit ‘n’ Mix website.