Audioshake

Audioshake is an AI mashup maker tool. AudioShake separates any finished recording into editable stems (vocals, drums, bass, dialogue, music, effects) and can isolate individual speakers. It targets mixing, localization, sync licensing, lyric transcription and copyright compliance work for labels, studios and broadcasters.

AudioShake is a web based audio separation service that uses machine learning to break a single finished recording into its component parts. Upload a mixed track and the platform returns isolated instrument stems such as vocals, drums, bass and other, or separates dialogue, music and effects from a film or TV soundtrack. A newer multi speaker model extends the same idea to voices, pulling individual speakers out of overlapping conversation. The output is not a cleaned up copy of the original: it is a set of editable files that can be remixed, re-versioned or re-licensed. The tool is built for people whose work depends on having source material that no longer exists in multitrack form. Mix and mastering engineers use it to restore old recordings or build Dolby Atmos and Sony 360 immersive mixes. Localization teams use clean dialogue stems to raise transcription accuracy and to keep original music in dubbed versions. Sync and licensing teams need instrumentals in seconds for trailer pitches, while rights holders and legal teams use stem isolation to check what a track samples or interpolates. Music supervisors, game audio designers and karaoke or lyric video producers round out the typical user list. AudioShake also transcribes lyrics and aligns them word by word, which supports lyric videos and interactive singing experiences. In practice the workflow is browser based: sign in to the studio, upload a file, choose the separation model (instrument stems, dialogue and music, or multi speaker), and wait for the processed stems to come back for download. The site does not publish turnaround times, so heavy batch work should be tested before it is built into a deadline driven pipeline. AudioShake sits in a crowded field of stem separation tools, but it positions itself above consumer grade options by targeting commercial and archival work for labels, studios and broadcasters. The homepage lists customers including Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, Disney Music Group and ESPN, and cites a claim of up to 32 percent better separation between voices in the 2.0 multi speaker model. Pricing is not published on the homepage, and the site steers interested buyers toward a sales contact rather than a self serve price list.