What is AudioJam
AudioJam is AI music software designed for music enthusiasts and professionals, integrating multiple functions such as chord and key analysis, instrument accompaniment separation, AB looping, and slowed-down playback. Based on Spleeter AI technology, it separates tracks such as vocals, bass, piano, drums, and guitar from any song, and adjusts the volume. It supports recognition of more than 700 chords with an accuracy rate of over 90%, effectively assisting with transcription and music learning. AudioJam supports Mac OS, Windows, iOS/iPadOS, Android, and Web App, and is a practical tool for improving music learning efficiency.
AudioJam's main features
- Chord & key analysis: Analyzes a song's chords, key, and tempo, supports recognition of more than 700 chords, and assists users with transcription and learning.
- Accompaniment extraction & vocal separation: Based on Spleeter AI technology, separates tracks such as vocals, bass, piano, drums, and guitar from a song, and supports users in adjusting the volume of each track.
- Variable-speed playback: Supports slowed-down playback, helping users learn complex musical parts at slow speed.
- AB loop: Supports users in selecting a specific segment of music for repeated playback, making it easy to practice a certain passage of music.
- Transpose: Users can adjust the key of the music as needed to suit different performance or singing needs.
AudioJam's product official website
- Product official website：audiojam.cn
AudioJam's product pricing
- Basic version (BASE): Free to use. Add up to three music projects, speed adjustment range is 0.9x to 1.1x, and import song projects within 5 minutes.
- Professional version (PRO): $6.99 per month. Unlimited number of music projects, speed control range is 0.5x to 2.0x, and import song projects within 20 minutes.
- Enterprise version (ENTERPRISE): Custom pricing. Unlock all paid features.
AudioJam's application scenarios
- Music creation: Music producers and composers analyze the chord progressions and melodic structures of existing songs to gain creative inspiration. With accompaniment extraction and vocal separation features, musicians rearrange or cover existing songs.
- Music learning: Students and self-learners learn the chord progressions of songs and improve their knowledge of music theory.
- Music education: Music teachers use it as a teaching tool to help students analyze and understand musical works.
- Music performance: Performers practice songs before a performance, especially for musicians who need accompaniment, using separated accompaniment for individual practice.
- Music analysis: Music theorists and researchers analyze musical works of different styles and periods for academic research.