

157 MB
HArmony-Rhythm Disentanglement audio remixer plugin.
The HARD Audio Remixer is a plugin that uses AI to essentially cross-fade between two tracks. DJ’s do this all the time using different methods, but this plugin is different because it employs a neural network to do the job.
It has two core parameters that you can adjust for each track: Harmony and rhythm. That means you can mix the harmony of one track with the rhythm of another, and vice versa. What you get as a result is a point where the two tracks are merged into one.
Of course, it’s not a brand-new idea, but using AI technology creates an even better result than what could previously be done. Made by a team that works with the brand Pioneer DJ, it’s a simple but effective plugin that is worth keeping in the toolkit.
HARD Audio Remixer is open-source and available for free on GitHub. If you’re downloading a plugin from GitHub for the first time, refer to the section about the Neural Resonator plugin for a handy how-to guide.
Tested on MacOS with arm64 / x86_64 architecture CPU.
HARD-AUplugin ( 157 MB )
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