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RipX DAW
A desktop editor that separates audio into stems and single notes you can edit and export. AI-powered tool, from $99 once; runs on desktop. The stack builder picks it for stem separation.
What it is known for
- Strengths: 6+ stem separation; note-level audio editing like MIDI; audio to MIDI and sound replacement.
- For: producers, DJs and remixers, musicians, students and educators.
- Runs on: macOS 10.15+ and Windows 8/10/11; plugin or external editor inside DAWs.
- Learning curve: the page does not say.
- Works with: Pro Tools, Logic Pro X, Ableton Live, Cubase, FL Studio and WAV export.
Read on October 9, 2026 from hitnmix.com, hitnmix.com/ripx-daw, buy.hitnmix.com.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| RipX DAW | $99 once | One-time licence, $99, up to 2 computers; 21-day trial |
| RipX DAW PRO | $198 once | One-time licence, $198; adds the RipLink plugin for Pro Tools, Studio One, Cubase and Reaper |
Checked by hand against buy.hitnmix.com on October 6, 2026; confidence high. Prices are monthly in US dollars unless the row says otherwise; the builder counts the plan it starts on, RipX DAW.
When the stack builder picks it
The builder reads each job's rules from the top and takes the first step whose conditions hold and whose plan fits the money left. RipX DAW is named in these steps:
- Stem separation, step 2 of 4, when you asked for privacy: RipX DAW ($99 once).
The rules are public in stack-rules.json, and how the stack builder scores explains the tie-break.
Signals and what people say
- Hacker News, 30 days to October 7, 2026: 0 stories
Change log
- October 6, 2026: plans and prices first recorded from buy.hitnmix.com.
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