
RipX DAW
A desktop and iOS audio editor that splits mixed tracks into stems and individual notes you can edit like MIDI.
How the 5.8 was reached
- Quality of output8/10
MusicTech's test of six stem separation tools rated RipX best, and Sound on Sound praised its separation precision. musictech.com
- Ease of use7/10
Free 21-day trial of the PRO version; no docs page found. hitnmix.com
- Pricing value6/10
Purchase starts at $99 with a 21-day free trial; no subscription details or pricing page found. hitnmix.com
- API and integration quality2/10
No API or integration facts found on the homepage or by search. hitnmix.com
- Solves the problem it claims to solve6/10
Independent reviews back the stem separation, but forum reports describe stem export clipping and missed or misidentified notes in note extraction. hitnmix.com
5.8/10 is the mean of the 5 criteria that apply. Scored on the five-criteria rubric v1, 29 September 2026. How scoring works
Pricing
- Full PRO version for 21 days
- One-time purchase starting at $99
- No subscription details published
Key Features
- Stem separation into 6 or more stems
- Note-level extraction from fully mixed audio
- Edit audio like MIDI, with control over notes and harmonics
- iOS version available
- Free 21-day trial of the PRO version
Pros & Cons
Pros
- MusicTech rated it best in a test of six stem separation tools
- Sound on Sound praised its separation precision
- Note-level editing goes past plain stem splitting
- A free 21-day trial lets you check results on your own tracks
Cons
- Forum reports describe stem export clipping
- Note extraction can miss or misidentify notes, per forum reports
- No API or integration facts found
- No pricing page or docs page found
RipX suits producers and remixers who want deep, note-level control over existing recordings and can live with some cleanup. Skip it if you need an API, workflow integrations or a clear pricing page. Try the 21-day trial before paying.
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