Rip X by Hit n Mix: the best quality audio source separation out there!
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2021
- Whether you are a professional audio post production editor, mix or mastering engineer, sound designer, music producer, remixer, student or educator, DeepAudio utilises the Rip Format which allows you to quickly and easily edit the core components of audio - notes, harmonics, frequencies and amplitudes.
DeepAudio uses AI isolation algorithms and a deep-ripping process to automatically deconstruct any audio file - a process that would normally require a team of studio engineers and dedicated equipment. Dive deep into your audio files and choose whether to fix, clean-up or replace vocals, dialog, instruments, notes, sounds or noise.
Find out more and download a FREE, RipX: DeepAudio Trial at www.hitnmix.com 
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This is perfect for mixing vocals, sentence mixing, high quality siivagunner rips, editing, etc. This is great!
Having done the 5-day trial and eradicated my scepticism, I was hugely impressed enough and bought it a few days ago. This review only confirms what a great piece of technology this is. Mixing old mono singles into stereo works well, though a nice clean source will obtain the best results. That said, the editing functions explained here will greatly help. Thanks Dan for a great, concise review!
Thanks Adrian! I’ve managed to separate things from a fairly scratchy LP! If a scratch is bad enough, it can be reduced using the pictorial display on RipX.
You have explained this the best! You are the only one I've watched that mentions adding additional layers and assigning those tracks. Thank you!
Thank you!
What a brilliant video! You dug deep and kept it clear, simple and fun. I anticipate further discussion over a cold beer or two at a venue of your choosing.
Thank for sharing Dan. Love your composition! It’s awesome!
only used a trial of melodyne in the past, and found it very handy for remix purposes, this ripx i only just heard about it today! The levels of what it achieves is incredible, i may have to get this in the near future.
Always such great content, one of my favorite musicians and teachers!!
Excellent overview Dan. Thanks! 👍👍
Loved you music and voice - keep on truckin'.
Good review, I only just found out about this one. I'll have to give it a shot, I've been using DeMix on thousands of tracks because they pull very good separations that stay true to their groupings mostly. Meaning, not much need to dig around the various separations for "bleed", as it generally either pulls it out or it doesn't. It is very cool how this program has those post effect processors to really tweak things!!
Interesting - I've never used an app like this but your presentation gives a very useful snapshot of it in action and the pros and cons of such a tool. Thanks.
It is a great bit of kit!
Excellent and enthusiastic demo. Thanks. Staggering software that is both exciting and scary.
It's a dream tool to revitalize old cassette recordings, of if the source material is lost. Thanks.
Great Video, well Explained. Thank you.
Ahhh come on you come back with this song Dan ! I need this to be released on an album ! 😍
This is ghonna save me hours for alternatives !!!! Buying today!
Incredible.. amazing tool
Wow. This is like a X-Ray MRI machine for audio. 😍❤❤❤
Totally!
This is awsome!!
Impressive review. Thank you
Thank you for watching!
Impressive software and great tutorial. I feel some backing tracks coming for my guitar playing 😂
Thank you,
I'm making a decision to by this RIPX. It's sold, you've done it.
You had me laughing the whole way through this video. Partly because of the goofiness, but mostly due to being blown away by today's technology. Even 10 years ago, there wasn't anything CLOSE to this on the market. Thanks for the intro!
Ha! Cheers Kevin. Glad you enjoyed it
Hello
I look for a software to isolate other instruments mostly like Sax , violin , trumpet , guitar , harmonica etc etc from my old vinyl .
I tried RX 10 , it work well only with vocal drums or bass but definitly not in other instruments mode ......
Do you think i will have better result with this software please ?
So this is like melodyne and RX in one. I’ll definitely check this out
It’s very very good!
I predict lots of dance tracks being made with this 😎
On RipX, How can I add intro beats? I create backing tracks for me to play along with and I need intro beats so I come in at the right time. Thanks
Well done! Now what module was involved here? Deep Audio? Or just plain Deep Remix? I like your old REVOX A77 on the shelf!
Great tutorial Dan! Does DeepAudio have the option to separate lead and background vocals like Demix Pro?
You can do manual splits using the editor, but my version is older now, so check out their website as much has happened since!
Oh for goodness sakes!! Why don't I just watch all of your videos and make my life so much simpler!! I've been researching this for some time, looking at many options, and came to the conclusion that RIPX was the best and in trying to find an in-depth tutorial, where do I end up? ...... here of course!!! I really just need to put a year aside and catch up on your videos!!! Would you please stop producing videos for a while, to give me a fighting chance!!! Also love the track, of course! 😂
His content is always succint, yet, I believe his accent adds to the joinder of thoughtfulness...~Inertia
OMG Mind Blown!!!!!!!!
For starters that was a wonderfully mixed song and demo of the wild features of this app. Is it 'stand-alone"? - it would be lots of fun with mono material and Audacity to create new panned mixes. I had a very low priced STEMS app for PC which is now discontinued. It was fun but the bass had a lot of "phaseiness" and limited overtone range. Does Rip-X's extracted bass tracks generally sound pretty good * and articulate? (* like in "believable")
Thanks for liking my tune! Yes - it’s great for creating new stereo mixes, but as with all software, there are limitations in quality of stems. It is however extremely useable and with many creative possibilities.
How to export best quality clear midi ? Whenever I export midi it gives me like millions of notes which are basically generated harmonics.
This is pretty cool. I have to transcribe some vocals. The track is only acapella vocals. Six part jazzy harmonies. I’m gonna try and see if this will help. It will be a lot easier to hear the individual vocals. Thanks for the review.
It should be possible to separate the vocal parts, though it would have to be done manually, given that they’re the same noise...
@@DanBakerMusic Thank. I do not mind doing it manually. I am just glad it can be done.
You have a great voice, and you sound great during the video. Which microphone do you use for it ? Cheers, thanks for the video.
Thanks Roland! I use an AKG C414 for my voice...
Amazing review. (You should sell ice cubes to Eskimos, because I'm sold already) lol
Can this be used if the original recordings (the vocals and guitar) were recorded together into one microphone, onto a cassette tape, then transferred to digital?
Yep!
Thanks for the review - just downloaded a trial. How achievable would it be to isolate (remove) a guitar solo but keep the rhythm guitars. Would you have to painstakingly select each note of the solo or would the software allow you to group the notes of the solo easier than that?
If the sounds are different, it may pick them out separately,but not sure. You could try applying EQ to the original track and then rendering that before going into Rip X, to try and “trick it”
I can tell you after 2 months of using this software that unfortunately rhythm and lead guitars are grouped into the ‘guitar’ channel that you can mute or solo. The only way to remove the lead is to delete the notes of if individually, however, the lead notes contain some of the rhythm sound and vice versa so even when removing the lead notes you end up with a somewhat ‘unclean’ rhythm track.
What I tend to do is record myself playing the rhythm chords and add that into the DAW, or, copy and paste the rhythm chords from an earlier part of the song (first chorus?) into the solo section.
Would you recommend this software for older recordings (60s/70s) rather than for more modern (and better produced) music? Very hard to know whether any of this type of software works with older production techniques!
I managed to split “It’s not unusual” (1965) into its component pieces!
@@DanBakerMusic Brilliant thanks Dan!!
Very impressed with the software and have bought the cheaper DeepRemix version to play with.
Maybe I'm even more impressed by your presentation. Super clear, well paced, focussed, sensible duration and interesting. This doesn't happen by accident. So I really appreciate the obvious amount of work that you have put into demonstrating the key key areas of this software in such an accessible way.
Now I'm off to check the rest of your channel!
Good job!
So with deep remix I can say remove the lead vocal then export this as a stereo wave file and import this into my DAW and overdub a new vocal? Is this better than Izotope RX nine standard?
Whats deep audio all about?
You can do exactly that...
What a pleasing voice to listen to inst as of all those loud brash yanks 🤦 and you clearly know what your doing ! The track is very professional as well
Chapeau
One question do you offer tutorials or courses ? I'd love to understand Daws etc but IV never managed to get to grips with them 😓
Hi Steve - with all my sessions and teaching and gigs, it’s hard to fit stuff in, but I’m looking into the possibility of doing some online courses..
Thank you for the explanation. is it worth buying the extra deep audio pack ? what does it give you in reality ?
I’ve yet to try that one but hopefully a video up coming....
...and Giles Martin says the technology isn't quite here yet to do justice to remixing Rubber Soul?
10/10 😎
My delete won't highlight so i delete things is there a way to delete in it?
I only tried it for stems and vocals were ok but drum stem came out like it had a phaser on them .. is there away of making the sound more real
There are various manual tweaks one can make but I think the main things it’s good at are vocals and lead lines. One can drag sounds from one category to another after processing and some improvements can be made. This is also an older version-many developments have no doubt taken place since then..
Hi! Fantastic review. But i think that you are using the full RipX Deep Audio that is realy expensiv as that prog must have Proo Tools preinstalled. That one cost 1200 Euro`s. plus Deep Audio 230 Euro`s. I can only afford the RipX as i`m not a pro.Thanks though for a god walk through...😉
Is this better then RX Izotope or even Cubase Specta layers?
I don’t know I’m afraid! Not used either of the others. What I do know is that Rip X is incredible.
Hello, this program can separate vocal from sax? Because all programs that I tried this separation all results are very BAD, please let me know if this program can do it, thank you!
They’re actually quite similar sounds. You can manually separate stuff though if needed...
@@DanBakerMusic thanks for your return, is possible separate manually? Sax, flute, vocal, with clear result? Rip X do this?
Which version are you on? Is this the $100 version?
the part i did not understand, can i open this as plug in in Logic? Or should i always prepare from outside?
This is something that is stand alone. I must confess I’ve not even looked at opening it within Logic, but I don’t think it works that way...
@@DanBakerMusic ok thx! gonna buy it anyway ;) just waiting f0r my discount as teacher . I believe this will impact also my compositions, because it looks like an extension of a daw that can be used also parallel to a daw session
Can I separate and delete the crackling record (lp), so that the rest of the song remains in its original quality?
This app would help get rid of loud pops from the record, but as for getting rid of general crackle, it’s not really designed for that...
Does the Demo Version have limits in QUALITY ?
I’m afraid I don’t know, but I think the quality is the same...
Hello, can this separate multiple vocals like quartet? thanks
You can do this but manually. You’ll be able to see individual notes on the screen which you can then click on and add to a specific vocal part in the bottom right mixer.
Hi Dan - I paid for RipX about 11 or 12 days ago but never got an activation code - just a note a few days ago that links would be arriving "shortly" - -are they going out of business ? I'd like not to lose that $74.
Hi there-I haven’t heard anything about them being in trouble but my code (I was given the app free to make a video about it) did take a few days to come...check spam folder too..
dan how do you export an audio track once you've muted the parts you don't want (ie drums :) )
ignore that I found the export option.... 😃
and this thing is AMAZING
Can u get rid of static from a song on this ?
Possibly. All the sounds are graphically represented, but if it’s very specific short sounds, it may also be possible on DAW editors.
14:07 can we sub with our trained .pth models?
Can you export tracks to wav files?
Yes you can do that. I put something back together on Logic using these individual wavs and was therefore able to add more effects, mixes, etc...
How to extract and save melody MIDI
Not sure! I’ll have a look!
this app is only for Mac or will it work on Ios too?
This is just for Mac/PC...
@@DanBakerMusic thanks so much Dan.
I cant get music or volume on?
Mm. Not sure what’s happening there.
It seems the "bass" stem is the toughest one for any AI app to create and tends to be bandwidth limited to the point where transient info and timbre are nuked. On a fast version of "Whole Lotta Shakin"' where I played bass guitar live with a muddy little Traynor tube amp combo with weak motor CTS 15" speaker, the bass stem misses many notes and the part by itself, is muddy, "phasey" incoherent and unrecognizable. A fix for this is to pull up an extra "other STEM" where a lot of upper bass notes and harmonics exist to reconstruct the bass part. That and selective EQ are useful. I wish I had better eyesight and a big monitor to grasp some of the mixing capabilities of this software. So far I've just played with its STEMS with Audacity. Hopefully, there will be enough interest and money to drive AI audio and AI colorization further than their present states.
@9:53 You have an absolute hearing? OMG 440HZ AAaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
Test noe towards RX10 - found rx actually better in separation.
OMG
I like this software, but Moises looks so much simpler to use...
tried it, disliked it. wanted synyths and piano ripped and this really isnt suitable for that, unless its a very simple track.
Or just get free VirtualDJ
Its ok but it is definitely not the best separation tool. The quality is not great.
Lots of information. The words for the song are horrible. Is that the best you can do? Otherwise, hire a lyricist to come up with some words. It was torture for me to keep listening to those horrible words over and over again. Can you change the key of a song? Transpose. Can you add a click track? What if the file is in Mono?
Actually you can’t use it for karaoke Dan, it would be illegal, you should know that really.
Quite, but it’s up to the user!
People need to stop doing this.
There are many uses here, not least the ability to learn solos by isolating them from the track..