Acon Digital Remix

Remix is an innovative plug - in that's the first to separate instrument groups in a mix, known as stems, in real - time with low latency. Using advanced AI technology, it splits complete mixes into five stems: Vocals, Piano, Bass, Drums, and Other. You can easily remix these stems, like boosting vocals, lowering drums, or creating a karaoke version. You have control over the detection sensitivity of each stem to find the best balance between artifacts and spill. All parameters are fully automatable. Besides the mixed - signal output, Remix provides separate outputs for each stem. If your host allows, you can route these outputs to separate tracks and use insert effects as if you had five individual tracks. Key features include stem separation, sensitivity controls, output level meters, multiple audio outputs in some hosts, a preset manager with many factory presets, user preset saving and categorization, a resizable GUI, adjustable UI scaling, and support for sampling rates up to 96 kHz.

Using the Acon Digital Remix plug - in is straightforward. First, load your audio mix into the host software where the plug - in is installed. Once loaded, you'll see the interface with options to separate the mix into five stems: Vocals, Piano, Bass, Drums, and Other. You can adjust the sensitivity for each stem's detection. Play around with these settings to find the right balance so you get clean separation without too many artifacts. If you want to increase the volume of vocals or reduce the drums, simply adjust the levels of the respective stems. You can save your custom settings as user presets for future use. For output, you can choose to have just the mixed signal or send each stem to a separate output if your host supports it. When using the separate outputs, you can add effects to each stem as if they were individual tracks. As for maintenance, make sure your host software and the plug - in are always up - to - date. Keep your audio files organized and backed up. Also, avoid overloading your system by running too many resource - intensive processes at the same time while using the plug - in.