I know what you’re thinking: another stem splitter? But Fadr has taken things to the extreme, offering no fewer than 16 separable elements. A capability currently rivalled only by Moises AI. (Click here for our review of Moises AI) These include the standard drums, vocals, and bass, but also extend to woodwinds and strings. Impressively, it can even split drum parts and distinguish between lead and background vocals. Additionally, Fadr boasts chord and tempo detection and lets you change the key of a song—altering its mood entirely.

One standout feature of Fadr is its audio-to-MIDI conversion, a capability I haven’t seen in other stem separators. This feature can be incredibly useful if you want to extract MIDI data from specific song elements, such as basslines or string chords.

Another innovative feature included in the full Fadr Plus bundle is something they’ve rather cheekily named Synth GPT. Think of it as ChatGPT, but for one-shot sample sounds. With Synth GPT, you can provide text prompts, and it will generate samples based on your input—ranging from drum hits to synth notes, textures, and more.

To see some of Fadr’s tools in action, check out the video below:

So, what does all this stem-separating and AI wizardry cost? Fadr currently offers two plans, one of which is free. The full Fadr Plus plan, however, comes at a premium price of $10 per month or $100 annually.

With many other stem-separating tools on the market vying for our business, Fadr’s appeal ultimately depends on your specific needs. While the Fadr Plus plan doesn’t offer a free trial, it does provide a no-questions-asked refund if you’re not completely satisfied. With that assurance, it’s certainly worth trying if you’re in the market for a comprehensive, AI-powered toolkit like this.

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