AudioShake helps makes audio more usable for both humans and machines.

The first inspiration for AudioShake came when our founders, Jessica Powell and Luke Miner, found themselves doing a lot of karaoke while living in Tokyo. They wondered, what if you could turn any track into a karaoke song? And if you could do that, why couldn’t you take any audio and split it into its component parts?

Today, AudioShake’s sound separation technology serves a wide range of content workflows across the media, entertainment, and speech industries—from clean speech and music extraction from noisy environments, through to creating stems for immersive mixing, dubbing, M&E separation, TV/Film/podcast editing, and more.  

Winner of AWS re:Invent's Startup Competition, Sony's Demixing Challenge, and named to TIME's Best Invention list, we’re a team of engineers, AI researchers, and audiophiles, split between North America and Europe. 

Collectively, we've worked at Google, YouTube, Apple, Plaid, Spotify, as well as in start-ups and academia. We speak eleven languages; and play eight instruments. We also think we have excellent taste in music.

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