These products vary widely in complexity and use cases, as well as the extent to which they
integrate within the traditional production workflow. We can split them into 3 major categories:

Browser-based tools that focus on one element of the creation or editing pipeline and are
accessible to all; you don’t need to use traditional production software to benefit from them.
For example, Demucs (an open source model from Meta), Lalal, AudioShake, and
PhonicMind do stem splitting.
AI-powered virtual studio technologies (VSTs) that plug into digital audio workstations
(DAWs) like Ableton Live, Pro Tools, and Logic Pro. These VSTs, including Mawf, Neutone,
and Izotope, can be used to synthesize or process sound within a producer’s existing
workspace without requiring them to re-home their workflow.
Products that are trying to re-invent the DAW entirely with an AI-first approach, making
it more accessible to a new generation of consumers and professionals alike. Many of the
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