Shape the bass, midrange, and treble of your recording.
Vocals, stems, edits. Start with your audio.
Up to 250 MB · 30 minutes · depends on device memoryPlay your track, then adjust the controls to hear changes. Export saves the edit; peak normalization can change the final level.
An equalizer adjusts frequency ranges. Use small moves to reduce boominess, soften harshness or brighten a dull recording. EQ changes tone; it does not create separate instrument stems.
A small cut often works better than boosting many bands. Keep headroom when increasing bass or treble.
EQ affects every sound in the same frequency range. Use Vocal Remover or Stem Splitter for AI source separation.
Open Vocal Remover and choose a stereo song. Choose Fast AI and preview 10 seconds. Quality AI provides a slower alternative for difficult mixes. Listen to the instrumental before processing the full recording. Complex mixes may still contain vocal traces or artifacts. Basic stereo mode is faster, but can also reduce centered instruments. Open Karaoke Studio with the result and use headphones while recording.
Open Audio Cutter, enter the start and end times in seconds, then add a short fade. Listen to the exported WAV to check the opening and ending. Volume & Fades gives separate fade-in and fade-out controls.
Choose Practice Room, mark the phrase, and slow the playback. Loop it while practising your voice or instrument. Use tap tempo to check the beat and Live Tuner for one steady note at a time.