On-device AI audio

On-device AI stem separation & instrument performance

QV1 splits a song into vocals, drums, bass, and accompaniment on your computer — a stem splitter and vocal remover that keeps source audio on your machine. Neyora turns text, a hummed melody, or MIDI into an instrument performance with DDSP. Free audio, PDF, and image tools run in the browser as well.

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The product

QV1 and Neyora

Desktop intelligent audio comes first. Download QV1 Evaluation for Windows, or follow Neyora in the lab. The free tools further down are extras.

QV1

Evaluation

QV1 — 4 AI stems and Drum Split (DSP)

QV1 Evaluation is free for Windows: 4 AI stems with non-commercial third-party models, plus Drum Split (DSP) and the rest of QVI’s tools.

  • 4 AI stems — vocals, drums, bass, and other — included in the free Evaluation
  • Drum Split (DSP): Kick, Snare, Hi-hat, and Other Drums — included, on any drum track
  • Stem editing, DSP processing, a mixer, mix export, and projects are included
Download QV1 Evaluation

Neyora

In Development

Neyora — DDSP Instrument Synthesis

Desktop intelligent audio: turn text, voice, or MIDI into realistic instrument performance with DDSP.

  • Prompt an instrument performance from text or sung input
  • Map MIDI into expressive, physically informed timbre
  • Designed for composers who want studio-ready phrases, not generic loops
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QVI Studio is a small browser mixer. The free tools are local utilities. Neither one replaces QV1 or Neyora. QVI Studio · Free browser tools

Neyora, in the lab

QVI Lab

Neyora — DDSP Instrument Synthesis

Desktop intelligent audio: turn text, voice, or MIDI into realistic instrument performance with DDSP.

Built for composers who want an instrument that understands phrasing, not another text-to-noise toy.

  • Prompt an instrument performance from text or sung input
  • Map MIDI into expressive, physically informed timbre
  • Designed for composers who want studio-ready phrases, not generic loops
In Development

Neyora

Classic samplers play back recordings. Pure neural vocoders often smear pitch and lose editability. DDSP sits between them: the network estimates musical controls, then a differentiable synth renders tone you can still reason about — breath, bow, reed, room. Neyora uses that idea for solo instrument performance from text, voice, or MIDI.

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Next step

Ready when you are

Download QV1 Evaluation or follow Neyora. Write to us about the desktop products, your account, or a free tool.