Free
US$0
- 10 minutes of audio per month
- Tracks up to 6 minutes
- MP3 downloads
- Results kept for 30 days
Name the part you play — violin, sax, cello or anything you can describe. Get the recording without it to play along with, and that part on its own to learn it by ear.
The same recording, separated by the AI. Recording: “Small Note Boogaloo” by Ben Patterson, performed by the Airmen of Note, U.S. Air Force Band. Public domain.
Play Your Part doesn't compose or replace anything: it works from your own recording. The AI recognizes the sound of your instrument and separates it from everything else, in stereo, so the backing track keeps the original performance, room and mix.
US$0
US$9.99 / month
Each one has its own page with ideas to practice. Not on the list? Describe it in a few English words in the studio.
Yes. The free plan gives you 10 minutes of audio every month, with tracks up to 6 minutes and no card. Pro gives you 180 minutes a month, tracks up to 15 minutes and WAV downloads.
Pick one of 18 from the list — violin, viola, cello, double bass, piano, acoustic or electric guitar, bass guitar, drums, vocals, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, flute, clarinet, harmonica, accordion or marimba — or describe any other in a few English words, like “steel drums” or “charango”.
It works from your own recording, so the backing track keeps the original sound, in stereo. Results depend on the recording: an instrument that is clear in the mix separates more cleanly than one buried under others, and one that sounds different from the rest more cleanly than one among its own kind. A solo violin in front of a string orchestra, or one voice of a string quartet, is still hard to separate. The free plan lets you hear it on your own recordings before you pay.
Separating an instrument needs a GPU, and we turn it off when nobody is using it. The first track after a quiet spell waits about 3 minutes while it starts. After that it's quick: a 3-minute song takes a little over a minute.
Try it with a recording you're practicing.