Fadr

About Fadr

What is Fadr (2026 update)

Fadr is an AI music platform for producers, DJs, and remixers that separates songs into individual stems, detects key and tempo, and converts audio into MIDI so tracks can be reworked in a DAW. It sits in the audio and music category alongside other stem separation and remix tools, but stands out for offering up to 16-stem splitting and audio-to-MIDI conversion in one workflow.

What is new in 2026

Fadr’s stem separation now splits a track into as many as 16 individual elements, covering lead and background vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, strings, and wind instruments, aimed at studio-grade precision from a single upload. The platform has also expanded its generative side with DrumGPT and SynthGPT, which create original drum kits and synth instrument sounds from text prompts, plus Siren, a text-to-synth instrument tool. A DJ feature is currently in beta, letting users build live DJ-style performances and transitions from separated stems without manual beatmatching.

Key features

• Up to 16-stem separation for vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, strings, and more
• Automatic BPM, key, and chord progression detection
• Audio-to-MIDI conversion, letting you pull MIDI data out of an existing recording
• DrumGPT and SynthGPT for generating drum kits and synth instruments from text prompts
• Key change tool to shift a song into a different key
• Beta DJ tool for building transitions and live-style sets from stems

Pricing in 2026

Fadr runs on a freemium model where most core stem separation and remixing tools are free to use without a subscription.

Exact limits on free-tier upload count or file size were not confirmed in the sources checked, so check the official site for current caps.

Who should use it

Fadr suits bedroom producers, remix artists, DJs, and content creators who need clean stems or MIDI from existing songs without paying for studio software upfront. The free Basic plan covers most everyday remixing needs, such as pulling an acapella for a mashup or grabbing a clean drum stem for a remix, while producers who work inside a DAW regularly, need lossless exports, or want to pull data through the API get more value from Plus. DJs who want to prep transitions from stems rather than full tracks may also find the beta DJ tool worth testing before it leaves beta.

Limitations and alternatives

Because most of Fadr’s separation tools are free, output quality can vary by genre and mix density, and dense mixes with heavy layering or unusual instrumentation may separate less cleanly than a simple vocal-and-band recording. Users chasing broadcast-grade stems for release-quality remixes may still want to compare results against paid specialist tools before committing a full production to it. The DJ feature being in beta means it may change or have rough edges compared to established DJ software, and generative tools like DrumGPT and SynthGPT are newer additions that are still evolving. Alternatives worth comparing include LALAL.AI, Moises, and Splitter.ai, which offer similar stem separation with different free-tier limits and pricing structures, so it is worth testing a track on more than one tool before settling on a workflow.

Frequently asked questions

Is Fadr free to use?

Yes, Fadr Basic is free and includes unlimited stems, remixes, and DJ sets with high-quality MP3 downloads. A paid Plus plan adds pro features.

How many stems can Fadr separate?

Fadr can split a track into up to 16 individual stems, including lead and background vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, strings, and wind instruments.

Does Fadr convert audio to MIDI?

Yes, Fadr offers audio-to-MIDI conversion, letting you extract MIDI data from an existing song, a feature not common in other stem separation tools.

What does Fadr Plus cost in 2026?

Fadr Plus costs $10 per month or $100 per year and adds individual drum separation, the Stems Plugin, lossless WAV downloads, API access, and unlimited storage.

Information last verified: September 2026.