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RipX DAW

AI music editor from Hit'n'Mix that splits mixed audio into stems and lets you edit individual notes.

PaidAI vocal removers and stem splitters

Updated · AppBreakup editorial · Windows, macOS

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Is RipX DAW free?

No, it's a paid product

Starting price:
$99
Free trial:
21 days

Checked on RipX DAW's site Nov 8, 2026

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About RipX DAW

RipX DAW, from the British company Hit'n'Mix, is a desktop audio editor built around stem separation. It splits a finished mix into six or more layers, such as vocals, drums, bass and other instruments, and then goes further than most separators by breaking each layer into individual notes. You can change the pitch, timing, level or effects of a single note inside a mixed recording, replace an instrument, add vocal harmonies, convert parts to MIDI, or detect key and chords. Producers use it for sampling and remixing, DJs for acapellas and mashups, and musicians and teachers for practice backing tracks and transcribing parts. Audio is stored in its own Rip format rather than as plain waveforms. It is sold as a one-time purchase in standard and PRO editions, with a 21-day free trial, and runs locally on Windows and macOS, so files never need uploading to a web service.

Best for: Producers, DJs and musicians who want to edit inside a mix, not only split it.

RipX DAW pricing (checked Nov 8, 2026)

Each line is quoted from RipX DAW's own site, with the page it came from.

Plan or termWhat it saysCheckedSource
Starting price$99Nov 8, 2026hitnmix.com
Free trial21 daysNov 8, 2026hitnmix.com
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Pros and cons

What works

  • Note-level editing inside separated stems
  • Runs locally, with no uploads or per-minute credits
  • Audio-to-MIDI, harmonies and sound replacement built in
  • One-time purchase instead of a subscription

Why people leave

  • More complex than one-click web vocal removers
  • Uses its own Rip format, so stems must be exported to share
  • No mobile or web version

RipX DAW vs AudioShake, Moises and Logic Pro

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AttributeRipX DAWAudioShakeMoisesLogic Pro
PricingPaidFree plan + paidFree plan + paidPaid
Verified price$99——$199.99 (Mac)
Free planNoYesLimited uploads per monthNo
Open sourceNoNoNoNo
Self-hostableNoNoNoNo
PlatformsWindows, macOSWebWeb, Windows, macOS, iOS, AndroidmacOS, iOS

Top RipX DAW alternatives

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  1. 1AudioShake logo
    AudioShake

    AI separation built for labels and developers, offered through an API and web app rather than a desktop editor.

    74.4
  2. 2Moises logo
    Moises

    Simpler stem splitting on phone, web and desktop, with practice tools like tempo and key change.

    68.8
  3. 3Logic Pro logo
    Logic Pro

    One-time Mac purchase with a Stem Splitter inside a full DAW, so separated parts stay in one project.

    65.0
  4. 4LALAL.AI logo
    LALAL.AI

    Quick online stem and vocal removal when you don't need note-level editing.

    64.8
  5. 5iZotope RX logo
    iZotope RX

    Pro audio repair suite with Music Rebalance for adjusting vocals and instruments in a mix.

    52.6

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RipX DAW: common questions

What is RipX DAW?

RipX DAW: AI music editor from Hit'n'Mix that splits mixed audio into stems and lets you edit individual notes. Best for producers, DJs and musicians who want to edit inside a mix, not only split it. Available for Windows and macOS.

Is RipX DAW free?

No, RipX DAW is a paid product. Starting price: $99 (checked on RipX DAW's own site).

How much does RipX DAW cost?

RipX DAW is a paid product. Starting price: $99; Free trial: 21 days. Checked on RipX DAW's own site, November 2026.

Does RipX DAW have a free trial or refund?

Free trial: 21 days. Source: RipX DAW's own site.

Is RipX DAW open source?

No, RipX DAW is not open source.

What platforms does RipX DAW run on?

RipX DAW is available for Windows and macOS.

What are the best alternatives to RipX DAW?

The highest-ranked RipX DAW alternatives right now are AudioShake, Moises and Logic Pro. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

RipX DAW vs AudioShake: what's the difference?

RipX DAW is a paid product; AudioShake is free with paid plans. Only RipX DAW runs on Windows and macOS. Only AudioShake runs on Web.

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