Count
Up to six tracks
The vocal and the parts around it, split from one performance.
Stem separation
Separate a song. Keep every part.
Up to six tracks, on the iPhone, at pro quality. Separation starts on the spot, and the mix is already open while it runs.
- Vocal
- Drums
- Bass
- Synth
How it works
From the take to the tracks, without leaving the phone.
- Record or import. Film the performance, or bring in a song you already have. The audio never has to go to a server to be split.
- Start the mix while it separates. Separation runs on the device. You do not have to wait for it to finish before you touch a fader. Set a level, mute a part, or solo the one you want to hear.
- Keep up to six tracks. The vocal, and the parts around it, at the quality a session expects. Balance them, then export.
On the spot
The mix does not wait for the split.
Other tools hand you files when the job is done. Take One opens the mix while the tracks are still coming apart, so you can hear whether the vocal, the drums, or the part underneath is the one you need.
Six tracks is the ceiling. Pro quality is the point: detail that holds when you solo a part, not a rough sketch you have to clean somewhere else.
What you get
Six tracks. One take. Your phone.
Quality
Pro quality
The best separation Take One makes. Clean enough to balance, solo, and export.
Timing
Mix while it runs
Faders are live before the split has finished.
Place
On the iPhone
No upload. The recording stays on the device that captured it.
Questions
What the split actually does.
Up to six. One performance comes back as the vocal and the parts around it, at pro quality.
Yes. The mix opens while separation is still running. Set levels, mute, or solo without waiting for a finished download.
No. Separation runs on the iPhone. Your recording is not uploaded to Take One’s servers to be processed.
With Studio, the tracks leave as WAV stems, beside a mixdown and high-quality video. The free download already lets you record, separate, and mix.
Separate the first take.
Record or import, let it split on the phone, and start the mix before it is done.