In August 2021, I reviewed audio company Hit’n’Mix’s RipX: Future Audio Platform for Music Teacher. I was positive about the product, yet perhaps an even more telling endorsement is that I continue to use the software to this day. Two years on, Hit’n’Mix has released RipX DAW and RipX PRO, replacing the previous incarnations of DeepCreate, RipX DeepRemix and RipX DeepAudio. The branding is clearer now, but still not perfect. I jumped at the chance to look at the latest version of the product and the new features offered.
The core purpose of the software remains the same: a tool for separating audio into individual parts (often called stems). After that, RipX gives you a number of tools to change, manipulate and work with the separated audio. Imagine taking any digital music file and splitting it into bass, drums, vocals, keyboards and so on, and you have stem separation.
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