Audiio has updated their Elements feature, now called Elements 2.0. At its core, Elements lets you separate a track into stems, i.e. vocals, drums, bass, guitar, and strings, so you can pull out or isolate the part you actually need in an edit. Let’s see what it can do. When Elements was first introduced, it gave Audiio users the possibility to break down any music track on their platform into its individual components. They’ve continued to make the software more available with additions like a mobile app for both Android and iOS devices, and more usable with additions like Hans AI, which lets you describe a scene, or even find a similar song, and Audiio will list music that best fits the description. If you aren’t already an Audiio user familiar with Elements, the following video will explain how it works. Introducing Elements 2.0 The big change is that Audiio is now working with AudioShake, a company known for their stem-separation tech that’s been used by major players in film and music. According to Audiio, this new integration with AudioShake delivers up to 300% greater isolation accuracy for cleaner results, with noticeably better isolation than the original version of Elements. For filmmakers, this matters in the edit room where you can take a licensed track and adjust it for dialogue clarity, build tension by isolating instruments, or reintroduce layers to shape the scene. Audiio says accuracy is up to three times higher than before, so this should make the stems...
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