Twelve layers, not four stems
HT-Demucs splits a track into drums, bass and other, then DSP rules sub-divide those into Kick, HiHat, Percussion, Breakbeat, Bass, SynthLead, Stabs, Atmosphere, FX, Zap and Glitch, plus an Unclassified layer.
A VST3 plugin for Ableton on Windows that splits a psytrance-family track into genre layers, applies a mastering chain, and exports the layers as a tagged sample pack. Developed by PsykoDogoa.
Windows VST3 and standalone, plus a Linux standalone. The separation model (about 300 MB) is exported once with a script.
A silent 25-second film in five steps: split a track into 12 layers, fix a wrong layer, AI mastering with or without a reference track, add your own VST3 plugins in a chain, then export sample packs, drum chops and MIDI.
HT-Demucs splits a track into drums, bass and other, then DSP rules sub-divide those into Kick, HiHat, Percussion, Breakbeat, Bass, SynthLead, Stabs, Atmosphere, FX, Zap and Glitch, plus an Unclassified layer.
Reassign any misclassified region in the Split tab. Corrections export as labelled training data for an offline retraining script.
Multiband compression, EQ matching, loudness trim and limiting. Load a reference track for it to match, or master without one.
Add your own VST3 plugins as a real-time host chain, ahead of AkwardFreQ's own mastering stages, for extra features.
Export the isolated layers as a named, tagged sample pack, one-shot instruments and drum kits.
Onset-detected or equal-N slicing with a live waveform and slice-marker preview, ready for a Drum Rack, and MIDI from the MIDI tab.
Screens from the current build.




Windows VST3 plus standalone, and a Linux standalone for trying it without Ableton. Automated tests cover the DSP; pluginval runs in CI.
AI stem separation needs the ~300 MB model, exported once with a script. Everything else works without it.
Pricing and release details will be shared here first. Target host: Ableton Live.
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