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Sonic Melody
Separate vocals from instruments using AI in less than a minute

Sonic Melody
Freemium
From 3$

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Sonic Melody

What is Sonic Melody?

Sonic Melody leverages artificial intelligence to separate vocals from instruments in songs within a minute. This technology enables users to create karaoke versions of their favorite tracks or extract specific beats for music production purposes.

The app features a one-page interface designed for ease of use and operates on Google's server infrastructure to ensure fast and secure processing. It offers various pricing plans, including a free trial with two conversions, making it accessible for different user needs.

Features

  • Easy to Use: One-page interface that is super easy to use
  • Fast & Secure: Backed by Google's server infrastructure for fast and secure song splits
  • Cheap: Competitive pricing compared to other similar tools
  • Free Trial: Two free conversions upon signup

Use Cases

  • Creating karaoke versions of favorite songs
  • Extracting beats for DJ mixing and music production
  • Practicing singing with isolated vocal tracks
  • Making mashups and remixes with separated audio components

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