And best of all — learn it on the piano, in the same program.
It's local. One-time purchase. No monthly fee. Lifetime updates. Everything runs on your own machine — WAV MIDI CUDA out to plain folders on your disk.
IT'S REAL AND IT'S HERE.
A link goes in and a song you can play comes out. Nothing queues behind another customer, nothing is metered, and there is no cap on how many times you run it.
Separation apps meter your minutes and keep your audio. Learning apps only teach the songs they have licensed. AudioPrism does neither — it runs on your machine, on whatever you paste into it, with the network off.
Every split now opens in a mixer under the splitter, one lane per stem. Balance them, edit them, sing or play over them and export what you hear, without opening another program.
Fader, mute, solo, meter and waveform on each one, plus effects per lane. Dock it under the splitter or let it fill the page.
Stems become clips on one timeline. Split at the playhead, trim an edge, drag a clip to another lane, snap to the beat. Your files are never changed and undo goes back sixty steps.
Hit REC and sing or play along. The take lands in its own lane, lined up with the song. Select a range first and it punches in just that part.
One click lifts the mixer into its own window. Switch on ON TOP and it stays above everything else, so your stems sit over your DAW, your sheet music or a video while you work. The same button docks it back.
Your levels, mutes, solos and edits render to one file: WAV or 320k MP3.
Tempo, musical key and Camelot code show up under the song as soon as you add it.

Your keys, the melody, the bass, the track and the vocals each get EQ, reverb, pan and a fader.
Ten backgrounds, eight colours or your own picture, and the window now fits any size.
“…a lossless WAV URL downloader, local stem separator, MIDI export, and a piano mode…”
A guide to what stem splitting and MIDI extraction can and can’t do when you learn piano — with AudioPrism as the example.
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