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Finish an AI song or repair an audio file

Import from AI music platforms or your own files. Restore missing frequencies and compression artifacts, split problem stems, master the cleaner version, or turn audio into MIDI—all in one Studio that keeps the source and every result.

Open Studio

This walkthrough shows how an imported AI song moves through restoration and review in Studio.

The basic workflow

  1. Import. Upload one or more files, or paste a supported public song, playlist, or creator link. Importing does not start a model or use processing minutes.
  2. Continue in Studio. A completed single import opens automatically. The top row is the full song; extracted or imported stems appear below it.
  3. Choose the task. Use Pipelines for a complete workflow, Enhance for one model, or Stems for separation.
  4. Optionally select a range. Drag on the waveform to process a section. Hold Ctrl/Command while dragging for SAM Audio or Stable Audio 3 prompt regions.
  5. Review and start. The imported file is already the default source. Change Source only to process another version, a stem, or a current mix. Confirm the processing estimate, then wait for the live status.
Studio main track and completed stem rows with version, Solo, Mute, and FX controls
The main track is the full song; completed stem rows sit below it with their own version and mix controls.

Choose a task

NeedStart withResult
Repair a compressed MP3 or web importRestore MP3 QualityRestored audio
Improve damaged detail in an AI songUpscale AI Audio48 kHz restored audio
Remove noise or hissRemove noise and hissingCleaner audio
Separate vocals and instruments4 stemsFour stem tracks
Prepare a song for releaseRestore and masterRestored and mastered audio
Turn a song into editable notesTranscribe Stems to MIDIMIDI stem versions
Create a new interpretationNeural RemixRegenerated audio

Review the new version

Open the track’s version menu. Processed versions are color coded: Restored, Mastered, and MIDI.

Select a processed version and use its Before / After slider to compare it with the source. Then continue to Export audio.

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