ENGINE: AUDIO EDGE INTEL v2.4
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AUDIO SEPARATION / STUDIO SYSTEM

AE—001 / EST. 2026

Enter the room. Find every sound.

AudioEdge

AudioEdge launches October 31, 2026. Until then, explore the working studio demo while we test separation quality, speed, and reliability with existing testers.

Gates Open. Oct 31st

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Demo channels

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Practice tools

Oct. 31, 2026

Public launch

Load the parts. Hear the difference. Shape the session.

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Live demo · 3 channels already separated

Hear the separation. Run the desk.

Mute drums. Solo the bass. Pull a fader. This is the actual desk you get — not a screenshot.

Live session / demo track

A room with three isolated channels

3 demo channels/3 active
Ready to audition0:00 / 0:00

Channel 01

Drums

Rhythm

SignalReady
78%

Channel 02

Bass

Low end

SignalReady
78%

Channel 03

Guitar

Harmonic

SignalReady
78%

Pull a fader, mute a channel, or solo the part you want to hear.

AudioEdge / Engineer ready

Your audio gets the same treatment — separated parts you can actually hear and shape. Public access launches October 31, 2026.

SIGNAL CHAIN

A practice studio, not a toy

COMING NEXT

An engineer on the other side of the glass

The focused console is here now. Track-aware talkback and practice guidance are next: we are building the layer that turns separated parts into a smarter rehearsal partner.

  • Track-aware coaching is in development
  • Practice guidance will use your loaded stems
  • Early users help shape the rehearsal partner
MIXER

Channel-strip mixer

Every stem gets a fader, pan, mute, and solo. Rebalance any audio like you are behind the board.

EQ

3-band EQ per stem

Low, mid, and high on every channel. Cut the mud, push the vocal, carve space for your instrument.

TEMPO / PITCH

Slow it down. Change the key.

Stretch tempo without chipmunking the pitch, or shift the key to match your voice.

LOOP

A/B loop the hard part

Drop markers around the solo and run it until your fingers learn it.

JAM

Record over the stems

Mute the guitar, plug in yours, and record your take synced to the band.

EXPORT

Download everything

Every stem and every take, yours to keep. Drop them straight into your DAW.